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OSX Style Menu - danneth - 2006-11-07
On a lot of screenshots, this for example:
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I've seen a small menu-bar like that on OSX, this screenshot seems to be fluxbox, which I currently use,
since I don't have it, I assume it's some other program providing it, like idesk (?) for desctop icons..
Wherther my assumption is true or not, what's it called and how do I get it?
// D
OSX Style Menu - znx - 2006-11-07
Ah yes, enigma does have one very sweet fluxbox setup! Although iDesk is capable of managing desktop icons for fluxbox it has none of the eye-candy that you see in that screen shot ;)
What he is using is most likely gdesklets (superkarmba is another that can do this sort of thing), i think that bar looks like StarterBar (which is called a desklet).
So install Gdesklets first (I don't know your distro but):
Code:
yum install gdesklets gdesklets-starterbarI hope that yum can find it :)
If not, then you can try to find the RPMs/DEBs depending on your system.
Enjoy eye-candy!
OSX Style Menu - danneth - 2006-11-07
I run Mandriva atm so urpmi. But now that I have some names, I'll just google around for it :)