


Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
I've managed to port the previous version 0.2.10 to MATE.
I cannot however port the latest version (0.3), because it depends on Gnome3. Since MATE is Gnome2 based, this means 0.2.10 will probably be the first and last version ported to MATE. - Feb 17 2012

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
Good news. The latest version of Window Applets (0.3) seems to be working flawlessly, both Window Buttons and Window Title. - Feb 16 2012

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
I have updated the page to include your builds. - Feb 16 2012

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
I am of course fully aware of the current Linux desktop trends and the road to Gnome3. That is why I'm planning to port the project to Canonical's Unity - because that is where most users are - and later to Gnome3 as well. I think porting it to AWN is an option, but not the best one, because it adds complexity to the installation process (maybe some users don't need or want AWN). I believe porting it to each environment respectively is the right way to go, albeit a bit more difficult.
As for Linux Mint, I would really love to see the applets integrated with it, if they would be for it. And if they are willing to help porting it to Gnome3, that would be absolutely brilliant.
PM me if you would like to discuss this further. - Nov 08 2011

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This however doesn't mean I won't try AWN (which I use myself). Ideally I would like to port it to every platform in existence, but of course my obstacle is the lack of time. - Oct 14 2011

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Try appending the following line into init_wbapplet in windowbuttons.c:
Quote:gtk_widget_set_usize(GTK_WIDGET(wbapplet->box),1,0);
where 1 is the minimal width and 0 is the minimal height, and see if this is what you want. - Sep 20 2011

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I've been very busy these days, so Window Applets has stalled for a while, but I promise I will start working on it again soon. - Jul 05 2011

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It seems there was another change in Ubuntu 11.04 (either with Compiz or Gconf).
Anyway, you can still set it manually.
In CompizConfig-Settings-Manager click on "Window decorations" and put "!state=maxvert" in the "Decoration windows" field. - May 28 2011

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
1) Go to window title preferences and check "Custom style". Then simply select a bigger font.
2) Do not change anything in window applets. Go to the GNOME Appearance Preferences and define a larger "Application font". However this will also change various other fonts, so unless you want that, you should probably stick with the first option. - Apr 04 2011

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I find this very unlikely, because window applets do not influence window sizes (unless instructed to by clicking). - Apr 03 2011

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
Just set it manually. In CCSM go to Window Decoration and put this in the "Decoration windows" field: !state=maxvert - Feb 17 2011

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
Just set it manually. In CCSM go to Window Decoration and put this in the "Decoration windows" field: !state=maxvert - Feb 17 2011

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
Just set it manually. In CCSM go to Window Decoration and put this in the "Decoration windows" field: !state=maxvert - Feb 17 2011

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
Just set it manually. In CCSM go to Window Decoration and put this in the "Decoration windows" field: !state=maxvert - Feb 17 2011

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
Just set it manually. In CCSM go to Window Decoration and put this in the "Decoration windows" field: !state=maxvert - Feb 17 2011

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
Just set it manually. In CCSM go to Window Decoration and put this in the "Decoration windows" field: !state=maxvert - Feb 17 2011

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
Just set it manually. In CCSM go to Window Decoration and put this in the "Decoration windows" field: !state=maxvert - Feb 17 2011

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=137364 - Jan 16 2011

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
And if you do make it yourself, be sure to notify me so I may include it in the next version. - Jan 07 2011

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
May it serve you well. - Jan 06 2011

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
All gnome applets use gconf schemas to define their default settings. I agree that this is very annoying, but it is a standard procedure. Thus you need to tell the applets where the schemas are stored, which unfortunately is different for many distributions. The one in my howto should work fine for Debian/Ubuntu. - Dec 11 2010

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Oh if you really wanna donate, there actually is a link at the bottom right of the article above the comments, but I haven't tested it yet. :P - Nov 28 2010

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Well, unless you make the panel a lot wider...
Sure, I'll add the option. - Nov 27 2010

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Go to CCSM --> Window decorations and reset the "Decoration windows" field to default. - Nov 25 2010

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Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
http://i.imgur.com/MzOZU.png - Nov 22 2010

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That's --force-depends - Nov 22 2010

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All you need to do is install it with
dpkg -i --force-deps - Nov 22 2010

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If you compile it yourself you can get any version working anywhere. - Nov 22 2010

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments