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Ok, about the manpage. For the synopsis, you can change the text to "obgtkmenu [options]". You can remove the Requirements section.
Also you included a lot of info about using obgtkmenu (everything after OPTIONS). I think it would be best to have a separate help document for that instead of putting it into the manpage. Especially for the Openbox stuff.
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Any progress on this?
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benj1 wrote:~HP wrote:In progress, based on gvfs, something like an imitation of a part of the Nautilus sidebar:
is this implemented as a pipe menu, or built in to the menu?
a pipe menu… using a huge, and sometimes ugly, code (spitted into modules).
I think I can help with cleaning up the pipemenu code, since I've worked on something similar in a project of mine that's similar to yours. Could I see what you have currently for this? (On a side note, you might want to look into GIO if you want to make a more lightweight version of the pipemenu since Glib2 comes with it).
For the man page, though, I have the same remarks as anonymous about it.
As for the menu itself, I have a few quirks about it:
1. You might want to make some enhancements to obmenu so it supports your gtk+ implementation of openbox's menu. If so, could you add the ability to drag items around in the editor?
2. Would you include a windowlist and desktop list? This might have to be hardcoded, though, and might be considered bloat since most other WMs would provide their own lists for these.
3. I'm not sure how or if the menu calls up multiple menus, so...would it be possible to have it take in multiple menu files?
4. Can you add the ability to specify icons from files? Sometimes a needed icon for a menu config might not be in the icon theme (and symlinking can leave a large mess).
5. How would this program make a separator with a label (eg: for menu sections, title headers)?
6. Now this feature probably sounds more bloaty compared to the other mentions, but would you implement recent documents using native GTK+ support? This would allow things like custom filters (age-based or not), control of how many items are displayed, etc.
Last edited by ShadowKyogre (2010-12-21 00:41:42)
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1 to 6 have the same answer -> No! Sorry…
4 useless feature, believe me, I tested it enough…
Indeed, each program is expected to provide its own icon which is added to the current theme.
Otherwise, why not embedded image using base64?
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Any progress on this?
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This looks awesome! Is there any way it can auto update? I have having to add my apps to my menus.
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It has been a while, any progress on this ?
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Just saw in another thread, that ~HP is no longer on #! as of December 22nd.
So it looks like we don't have to wait/hope for a deb-file anymore... 
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^Right, even half-done, maybe other people could have done something with it.
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^Right, even half-done, maybe other people could have done something with it.
yep
In retrospect, I regret not posting my opinion when he was still a member/crunchbanger. Doing that now would be unfair imo, since ~HP is not here to respond to my comments.
Ah well, too bad 
oh yeah? well, your momma dresses you funny and you need a mouse to delete files
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