


Various Gnome Stuff by marufaberlin 10 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by marufaberlin 10 comments
- in a terminal type:
Quote:
tar -xf 104036-gnome-panel-menu.tar.gz <enter>
cd Files/gnome-panel-menu/ <enter>
./compile.sh <enter>
./gnome-panel-menu <enter>
- you have to run ./gnome-panel-menu in that directory everytime you want the program to start.
- if you want to customize the bar you have to edit the configure.c file it follows the following syntax:
Quote:
add_submenu(BAR_X, "description", ICON_BLAH, BAR_N);
add_folder(BAR_X, "description", ICON_BLAH, "/path/to/folder");
add_action(BAR_X, "description", ICON_BLAH, "command &");
where BAR_X is the menu you want to add the button to and BAR_N is the submenu of the button. ICON_BLAH is the path to the icon defined above.
add_submenu adds a button which opens a submenu
add_folder adds a button which opens a file browser popup
add_action adds a button which executes an action.
after you edit config.c be sure to run ./compile.sh again.
I hope this helps you (and everyone else) with installing. If this is still confusing feel free to ask again. - May 25 2009

Various Gnome Stuff by marufaberlin 10 comments
width request seems to just limit the minimum size. http://library.gnome.org/devel/gtk/unstable/GtkWidget.html#gtk-widget-set-size-request it says something about setting the minimum size.
another problem im facing is how to determine the absolute position of a widget on screen. - May 24 2009

Various Gnome Stuff by marufaberlin 10 comments
> - make use if gtk_icon_theme instead of
> hardcoding paths
good idea, the problem i am currently facing is using gtk_icon_theme without limiting the user in using a custom icon.
> - make use of a config file instead of
> hardcoding it
i've got that in my todo list (see above). one idea was using an xml config file which is my nature hierarichal - just like the menus. the other idea was using a directory with .desktop files.
> ... I would help you, if you it was in
> python :)
thanks a lot, giving feedback and suggestions is already a great help - if you have any more ideas please feel free to comment :) - May 24 2009

Various Gnome Stuff by marufaberlin 10 comments

GDM Themes by cmost 4 comments

Wallpaper Other by mrcool 7 comments
Cool wallpaper anyway - Oct 14 2008

Wallpaper Other by marufaberlin 3 comments

Beryl/Emerald Themes by marufaberlin 4 comments
This really does explain a lot. =D.
My way of thinking about this matter is that I create the artwork mostly for myself and then upload it to see how others find it and use their feedback to help improve it.
That you don't contribute anymore due to people rating you down is sad, I wouldn't see it as a reason to stop, but hey, it's your choice.
It isn't really true that I spent days working on it, I spent at most half an hour, and I don't care if people rate me down, I would just like to know why so that I can improve.
I am always open for *constructive* criticism, and I think that just voting down for the sake of voting is useless. Therefore, guys: If you don't like this, please post why, so that I can make it so you like it :D - Oct 13 2008

Wallpaper Other by marufaberlin 3 comments

Beryl/Emerald Themes by marufaberlin 4 comments

Beryl/Emerald Themes by marufaberlin 4 comments

Wallpaper Other by sbaush 7 comments

Wallpapers Ubuntu by marufaberlin 1 comment

Wallpaper Other by marufaberlin 2 comments

GDM Themes by nowshining 4 comments

Wallpapers Ubuntu by marufaberlin 5 comments
Bout it being dark, that's what its supposed to be :-D - Apr 15 2008

Wallpapers Ubuntu by marufaberlin 5 comments

Wallpaper Other by marufaberlin 8 comments

Wallpaper Other by marufaberlin 8 comments
So why not let people use their distro's logo as their background if they want to?
If people come here and they don't find what they want - e.g. backgrounds with their distro's logo - then they're soon gonna use some other artwork site. But if you look at my first paragraph, this kinda defeats the purpose.
If you don't agree to using their distro's logo as a background, just don't. It's a free world :-), even though some companies (like one that begins with micro and ends with soft) think they need to deposit their logo everywhere. So I can understand why you might not want a logo as your background, but as I am a proud Linux user, I personally have no problem with having a logo as my background :-D. - Apr 10 2008

Wallpaper Other by marufaberlin 8 comments

Wallpaper Other by marufaberlin 3 comments

Wallpaper Other by marufaberlin 8 comments