ratmenu

[Shador]

"That package" refers to user-settings-ratpoison not ratpoison.

[macondo]

"That package" refers to user-settings-ratpoison not ratpoison.

Thanks Shador, still no joy!

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root[macondo]# slapt-get -i user-settings-ratpoison
Reading Package Lists...Done
user-settings-ratpoison is up to date.
0 upgraded, 0 reinstalled, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove, 0 not upgraded.

[Shador]

If you install that package, the actual menu files are placed in /etc/skel. It's a dotted directory .ratmenu

So you just need to do (as your normal user)

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$cp -r /etc/skel/.ratmenu ~/.ratmenu

then possibly restart ratpoison and C-t r should work and give you the standard menus.[/b]

Now don't forget the second part of the instructions.

[macondo]

Nothing.
I give up, this weekend i'll install Salix Ratpoison 1337 or maybe not...
Thank you all for your help!

[gapan]

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bind r exec ratmenu

no dice.

There is no menu "included" with ratmenu. You have to create one and point ratmenu to it yourself.

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bind r exec ~/.ratmenu/main.sh

that will work, provided you have copied the files over. Still, that will give you the default ratpoison menu for the ratpoison edition. Application selection and everything. So, stuff that are in the menu will not be in your system and stuff that are in your system will not be in the menu. You'll have to take care of that yourself by editing the files in ~/.ratmenu.

[macondo]

There is no menu "included" with ratmenu. You have to create one and point ratmenu to it yourself.

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bind r exec ~/.ratmenu/main.sh

that will work, provided you have copied the files over. Still, that will give you the default ratpoison menu for the ratpoison edition. Application selection and everything. So, stuff that are in the menu will not be in your system and stuff that are in your system will not be in the menu. You'll have to take care of that yourself by editing the files in ~/.ratmenu.

gapan: you're a prince!

The mofo is running like a Deere!
Thanks, buddy.