I've upgraded 14.0 to 14.1 according to wiki and everything works.

I had zero length pasword for my working user and gdm in 14.1 won't let me through.
I can still log in the console (username with no password).
After I enabled the username with an actual password I can login through gdm again.

My ...

Thank you!

I managed in the meantime with conky and a script parsing sensors output. Now both plugin and Xfce-sensors work and even take disk temps from S.M.A.R.T.

Thanks again!

I tried the patches and used the commands from slackbuild file as much as I could. I have never properly used the slackbuild system so that was certainly bad to start with.

The desired dragging by menubar works . On pekwm it's jerky (but, larger the window, smoother it moves), better on openbox and ...

Getting rid of double quotes and reserved semicolumns in pekwm menu file is spot on as well as the accompanying explanation in README. Thank you!

If it was was so easy I would have done it already

I intonated my suggestion optimistcally hoping etc...
Anyway if I get any results I'll report. No Slackware based distros did it though.
Detaching toolbar would be lost as I understood the code (though and I never had a need to detach a toolbar).

The read shell command helps. Enter it and start pressing your key combinations.
Notice how output differs from X terminals to TTY.

Than you can litteraly quote the result into /etc/inputrc, for example, in TTY you need:
"\e[d": backward-word # ctrl + left
"\e[c": forward-word # ctrl + right ...

It's nice to be able to move gtk windows not only by dragging the titlebar but also the menubar (its unpopulated part).

It is done with a patch to gtk+2.0 that requires no additional dependencies as the ability is already built into the libgtk,
it just needs to be enabled for menubar widget.

The ...

Expand the usability of xdgmenumaker to produce apps submenus for pekwm:

line 365 from github ver 0.4 xdgmenumaker/src/xdgmenumaker, insert:

def pekwmmenu():
global seticon
global submenu
print '#!/usr/bin/ruby'
print '# inclusive app menu for pekwm menu or add to existing menu file:'
print ...

Please forgive me for reusing the thread but I believe this is along the same lines:

Add Salix Tools to xfce4-settings-manager by changing the Categories in respective .desktop files:

gtkusersetup ( usersetup-gtk )
Categories=Application; Settings;X-XFCE-SettingsDialog;X-XFCE-PersonalSettings ...

Thank you for the reply.
I could already read the relevant temps with sensors and hddtepm in console .
The asus_atk0110 and k10temp drivers are automatically loaded by Salix init without any intervention on my side as shown by lsmod.

What doesn't work is xfce4-sensors-plugin and xfce4-sensors ...