To alter the FONT and Taskbar-size: create a new textfile /root/.icewm/prefoverride # Font Specification TitleFontNameXft = sans-serif:size=15:bold MenuFontNameXft = sans-serif:size=15 MinimizedWindowFontNameXft = sans-serif:size=15 ActiveButtonFontNameXft = sans-serif:size=15 NormalButtonFontNameX...

i think the the height of Icewm's taskbar is set by the height of the start menu icon, which is usually icewm.xpm in /root/.icewm/taskbar/, though it might be in /usr somewhere ... though MU's xfce taskbar might be a great alternative I sought out the start menu icon for my Elberg theme, increased ...

WhoDo, I have the right thing for you: http://www.murga.org/~puppy/viewtopic.php?p=62412#62412 :D Mark Thanks, Mark. I have installed the xfce4 taskbar as an option. Like you I don't need 2 taskbars. I'm a little put off that it doesn't have a menu launcher but apparently requires individual applic...

i should make an updated package ... i was waiting for Puppy 2.0.2, so the package would work properly ... the latest stable version of Icewm is 1.2.27 or maybe Mu's version is all that's needed? Mark's version works for me, but as long as you are considering updates what about a quick way to resiz...

WhoDo, please send me your file /root/.jwmrc vial email at MarkUlrich@gmx.de Maybe there is an entry that confuses my converter. Mark Mark, Problem solved. I went in to the edit menu-preferences option and turned everything except use jwm off. Then I ran your jwm2icewmmenu script again and voila! I...

WhoDo: please run this in a consolewindow, and post errors here: /usr/local/jwm2icewm-menu/jwm2icewmmenu ... Mark Hi Mark, Thanks for attempting to resolve this for me. I followed your request and the first response was a dialogue that asked: WARNING: overwrite existing /root/.icewm/menu? I respond...

I'm running Puppy 2.02 and I've installed all of the dot pups required in this thread. When I've finished I get a lovely kicker without any menus exept the icewm menus. I don't even get the option to refresh menu!? No applications whatsoever. I've tried reconfiguring the menu, restarting icewm, rebo...

Heres a possible workaround for you: When you boot off CD, wait till it brings up the first wizard question, then instead of answering it, press CTRL-ALT-F2 this will take you to a console where you can attempt to make sure that your mouse is working. Login name is "root" with empty passw...