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Subject: Re: Documentation for windowmaker
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On Sun, Jan 31, 1999 at 04:47:17AM +1000, Greg Black wrote:
>(e.g., without the maddening clutter of pointless
> icons).  If anybody can give me a pointer, I'd be delighted.
> 

Ok... I think I understand your major complaint now.  :-)

Each application 'class' has a set of attributes you can tweak
by right-clicking on the titlebar of an instance.

For example, right-click on an xterm titlebar, select the
"attributes" menu item.  Lotsa knobs here  :-)   

One of the dialog panes, 'Application Specific', has a
checkbox for disabling the application icon.

Now, do you have an oscilloscope icon on your Desktop?  This
is a control panel applet which has quite a few more knobs.

You can disable the Dock and Clip from there too if you
don't want *any* steenking icons  :-)

HTH,

Jerry Hicks
wghicks@bellsouth.net

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