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Use position_mode=fixed
And comment out / delete the at_pointer line like you’ve done.
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warning: 'at_pointer' is depreciated; use 'position_mode = pointer'
Is this hardcoded into jgmenu?
(yep, it is)
Please consider changing "depreciated" to "deprecated".
See "Usage Notes" here.
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@ohnonot - thanks. Good spot. I've pushed a fix.
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Little script I made this morning to read my feeds with jgmenu.
I use Sfeed as my feed reader. It's a small C software, very simple.
My script is certainly not well-written (too much sed ?). But it works and that's what matters (for now).
#!/bin/sh
wget -O ~/.sfeed/feeds.txt https://rss.bloguslibrus.fr/feeds.txt
grep "^N" ~/.sfeed/feeds.txt| sort -r | sed 's/^.\{37\}//g' | sed 's/,//' | sed 's/http/, x-www-browser http/g' > ~/.sfeed/nfeeds.txt
url=$(cat ~/.sfeed/nfeeds.txt | jgmenu --simple)
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@Bridouz - thanks for sharing; been looking for a way to do that with jgmenu.
You must unlearn what you have learned.
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@Bridouz, nice. Could probably hack something nicer with awk and or perl perhaps.
Last edited by clusterF (2019-10-18 14:56:54)
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@PackRat Do not hesitate to PM me if you want some details with sfeed and my setup.
@clusterF That's the reason I switch from a bleeding-edge rolling release to Debian/BunsenLabs :
To have the time to hack ans learn a few things instead of constantly updating, chasing shinny new versions and fixing broken systems.
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(too much sed ?)
sed 's/^.\{37\}//g' | sed 's/,//' | sed 's/http/, x-www-browser http/g'
I'm pretty sure this could be replaced by
sed 's/^.\{37\}//g; s/,//; s/http/, x-www-browser http/g'
Not tested.
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Is it possible to remove red borders in menu from lithium theme?
Tried to edit jgmenu config and it did not work
Last edited by ekzotic (2019-11-15 13:37:49)
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Is it possible to remove red borders in menu from lithium theme?
Tried to edit jgmenu config and it did not work
Do you mean the red highlight of the selected menu item?
Many aspects of the Openbox theme can be edited as you like in /usr/share/themes/<theme name>/openbox-3/themerc - look at the Menu settings section.
I suggest that you copy the theme to ~/.local/share/themes and edit that version (it will appear in Menu->Preferences->Openbox->WM Preferences after you do openbox --reconfigure)
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Thanks! I mean this
Tried and did not work or I'm doing it wrong
I see images like this in gtk2 folder, don't know how to configure it.
Well I have idea to replace filenames in gtk config
Last edited by ekzotic (2019-11-15 17:35:12)
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^ The latest bunsen-themes (uploaded yesterday) has the new Yeti and Yeti-Lith themes by @cog. You could try them.
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^ none of the Yeti's have red borders but Yeti-Lith does have red text in menus. It's the lithium red iteration if anyone might want that sort of thing.
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Thanks guys! I got them. Are they only openbox themes, not full BLOB themes? And there are borders still but they are grey and less noticable now. Is there a way to get rid of them completely?
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This setting does't work for me. Also if you sync jgmenu with openbox it gets reverted.
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The themes themselves are set by the OB and gtk themes, BLOB just saves whichever set of themes you currently have.
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Is it possible to remove red borders in menu from lithium theme?
Tried to edit jgmenu config and it did not work
I’ll implement this for the next release.
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This setting does't work for me. Also if you sync jgmenu with openbox it gets reverted.
When you want to change a theme you have to set both GTK and Openbox themes (presuming the theme you want is available for both).
ie
menu>Preferences>Appearance
then
menu>Preferences>Openbox>WM Preferences
then
menu>Preferences>jgmenu>Sync Theme with Openbox
EDIT forgot:
menu>Preferences>Notifications (for notification popup theme)
Last edited by johnraff (2019-11-18 02:30:11)
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I’ll implement this for the next release.
Thanks a lot!
@johnraff thanks, figured it out already, was quite confusing in the beginning though.
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@misko - very creative!
Could we use it to take a scrot + blur it and show that being jgmenu?
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