Wmbutton is a compact application featuring a 64x64 pixel window that showcases a total of nine buttons for users to access.
Wmbuttons is a user-friendly application that can be easily docked in Windowmaker or 'Swallowed' by Wharf in Afterstep. However, it is also compatible with almost any window manager. This 64x64 pixel software allows users to display nine buttons, each of which can be configured to run practically any application. With the use of a configuration file, the graphics of each button can also be changed according to the user's preference.
The application can be operated through various commands that include several options such as geometry, display, configuration file path, and button xpm path. Additionally, users can customize the tooltip font and activate the verbose mode or turn off tooltips if desired. The left, middle, and right mouse buttons can also be utilized to select the application to launch, numbered 1 through 9, 11 through 19 (unless disabled with the -m command), and 21 through 29 respectively.
The latest version of Wmbuttons has added modifications by Ralf Horstmann and Michael Cohrs to improve its overall performance. Load different pixmaps can now be done at start-up time, making it easier to run multiple copies. Tool-tips have also been added, and the default buttons.xpm graphics have been updated. Further improvements include general code clean-up, including the export of most functions to a separate C file for clutter reduction.
Overall, Wmbuttons is a reliable application that offers convenience and flexibility in managing your applications. Its straightforward features make it an excellent tool for users who want a simple yet effective way to launch their programs.
The application can be operated through various commands that include several options such as geometry, display, configuration file path, and button xpm path. Additionally, users can customize the tooltip font and activate the verbose mode or turn off tooltips if desired. The left, middle, and right mouse buttons can also be utilized to select the application to launch, numbered 1 through 9, 11 through 19 (unless disabled with the -m command), and 21 through 29 respectively.
The latest version of Wmbuttons has added modifications by Ralf Horstmann and Michael Cohrs to improve its overall performance. Load different pixmaps can now be done at start-up time, making it easier to run multiple copies. Tool-tips have also been added, and the default buttons.xpm graphics have been updated. Further improvements include general code clean-up, including the export of most functions to a separate C file for clutter reduction.
Overall, Wmbuttons is a reliable application that offers convenience and flexibility in managing your applications. Its straightforward features make it an excellent tool for users who want a simple yet effective way to launch their programs.
What's New
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