Is it an year already?

Congrats & Thanks to the Devs.

@gapan,

I've edited the slack-desc, is there a place where i can mention the deps in the slkbuild?
Or do you just mean in general.

These are the deps for caffeine in alphabetical order:
dbus-python
gnome-python
python
python-notify
python-xlib

Cheers,
ray

Here's my first attempt at a slkbuild for caffeine . Comments please? :) #Contributor: ray <rayraven@gmail.com> #Mandatory pkgname=caffeine pkgver=1.0.1 pkgrel=1ry arch=noarch source=("http://launchpad.net/$pkgname/1.0/$pkgver/+download/caffeine-1.0.1.tar.gz") #Optional docs=('readme', 've...

Hi Ray, Done. Are thee bindings used by the gnomes to tie their pythons on before going into battle? That was a good one :P As for the error, you need python-xlib. Unfortunately, it isnt in the repos. Get it from here: http://repository.slacky.eu/slackware-13.0/system/python-xlib/0.15rc1/ I use it ...

Change the theme for root? Why would you want to do that? As long as the theme is stored in /usr/share/themes, it will be automatically be applied to apps you run as root. No, it won't in Openbox, LXDE and other window managers. Hmm, Do you have any idea why? :?: I only use Xfce/Gnome and that work...

Change the theme for root? Why would you want to do that?
As long as the theme is stored in /usr/share/themes, it will be automatically be applied to apps you run as root.

Offtopic:
+1 to the issue mentioned by zAchAry, we could use a code tag that has scrollbars.

Cheers,
ray

Duncan_Idaho wrote:I'm willing to try lightspark if a package or a SLKBUILd is provided

also, midori can use *.js userscripts too, not all but some

+1, Although i might wait till 0.4.5, it doesnt get alsa support till then and i dont want pulseaudio on my system.

Cheers,
ray

Putting aside the fact it does, why would anyone want to drag a taskbar onto a file manager?

Makes no sense to me.

Cheers,
ray

thenktor wrote:

ray wrote:You do know you can add the theme name to a gtkrc-2.0 file right?

Or use LXappearance.

From the screenshot, i think he's using fluxbox, wouldnt think he'd have LXAppearence or other such apps installed, so i suggested the easiest way

Cheers,
ray

Thank you for the tip, I'll keep on testing. But I'll stick to my old way (since Vista days) of using user.js script, it feels more stable and the CPU is much lower. < screenshot > http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/thumb/1284496521.png I'll wait for Midori, Epiphany and Firefox to get more sophisti...