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- From: jj@aquarium.esd.sgi.com (Jennifer Jacobi)
- Subject: Re: XWSH Configuration
- Message-ID: <tfkjl28@zola.esd.sgi.com>
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- Organization: Silicon Graphics, Inc. Mountain View, CA
- References: <34442@adm.brl.mil>
- Date: Fri, 11 Dec 92 18:31:05 GMT
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- In article <34442@adm.brl.mil>, SUTPHINWB@npt.nusc.navy.mil writes:
- > Any special escape code that will allow XWSH to have a boarder without
- > any buttons, scroll bars or title bar? I can get rid of everything, but
- > I can't get a boarder after I do.
-
- I am not sure if I understand you question completely.
-
- If what you are trying to do is get rid of the window manager decorations
- around your XWsh, then you can do the following under 4Dwm or mwm.
-
- place in your .Xdefaults file the following line:
-
- 4Dwm*XWsh*clientDecoration: none
- for mwm
- Mwm*XWsh*clientDecoration: none
-
-
-
- If you want to get rid of all the decorations EXCEPT the border and
- resize handles then put the following line in your .Xdefaults
-
- 4Dwm*XWsh*clientDecoration: resizeh
- for mwm
- Mwm*XWsh*clientDecoration: resizeh
-
-
- Now restart the window manager so that these resource settings are loaded
- in.
-
-
- If you select "none" as your window manager decorations, then you must always
- use <Alt><space bar> over the XWsh to get your window manager menu.
-
- If you select "resizeh" as your window manager decorations, then you can
- use the above sequence to get your window manager menu AND
-
- left mouse button over the border : resize the window
- middle mouse button over the border : move the window
- right mouse button over the border : this gets you the window manager menu.
-
-
- As for the scrollbar in the XWsh, I think there is some way to do that --
- but I don't know about it off the top of my head. Check the XWsh man
- page on your system.
-
- --jj
-
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- heavier trucks across the bridge until it breaks, then they weigh the
- last truck and rebuild the bridge." Sounds uncomfortably close to the
- way a lot of software is written...
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