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doesn't work on the .xinitrc
Great little app, but it doesn't matter where I put the fspanel line in the .xinitrc file, the little panel doesn't show up..It works if I run it directly from the command line though....any ideas?
doesn't work on the .xinitrc
First, replace the "fspanel" word in the line with the full file path to the executable. Second, prefix the line with exec if it won't work otherwise -- ie. if fspanel is in /sw/bin, use (for example):
doesn't work on the .xinitrc
Thanks, that works nice. Actually I have a second screen and could put the task bar there by putting a large number on the -l option (my main screen is on the left):
great gadget! ateles---
This is how I got it to work.
I have the Apple X11beta3 system installed and my setup is pretty simple. I noticed that the order the stuff is listed in .xinitrc seems to make a difference. This order worked for me:
Hope that helps. Howard
doesn't work on the .xinitrc
put exec infront of the command |
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