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diff --git a/x11-misc/idesk/files/idesk.1 b/x11-misc/idesk/files/idesk.1 deleted file mode 100644 index b7fe675da47e..000000000000 --- a/x11-misc/idesk/files/idesk.1 +++ /dev/null @@ -1,76 +0,0 @@ -.TH "idesk" "1" "" "" "" -.SH "NAME" -idesk \- Adds desktop icons to the root X window -.SH "SYNOPSIS" -Idesk allows desktop icons to be added to the root window of an X session, placed freely wherever desired. The icons "glow" on mouse\-over, and the icons themselves can be any size. Other attributes, such as font, font size, transparency, and shadows are configurable. -.SH "INSTALLING" -Idesk is known to run on FreeBSD, Linux, NetBSD, OpenBSD. If a package is not available for your platform, you can compile it from source. -.PP -\fBSteps:\fR -.IP -1. Unpack the source tar.gz to a desired location.\bR -.br -2. From that location, run \fImake\fR. -.br -3. As root from that location, run \fImake install\fR. - -.SH "CONFIGURING" -\fBSTEPS\fR -.PP -\fB1.\fR Following the syntax described in \fIideskrc(5)\fR, create a file -in your home directory named .ideskrc. -.PP -\fB2.\fR Create a directory called .idesktop/ in your home directory. -.PP -\fB3.\fR Inside the new directory, create an icon file with the extension 'lnk' -(e.g., home.lnk). Inside the file put something like this: -.IP -table Icon - Caption: Mozilla - Command: /usr/bin/mozilla - Icon: /usr/share/icons/mozilla.png -.br -end -.PP -\fB4.\fR Start idesk as described in \fIRUNNING\fR below, or kill and -restart idesk if it's already running. -.PP -\fB5.\fR Move your new icon to where you would like it to be, and verify -it works correctly. -.PP -\fB6.\fR Repeat steps 3-5 for any additional icons you would like to have. -.PP -\fB7.\fR After you have your icons finished and where you want them, change -\fILocked\fR from 'false' to 'true' in .ideskrc. -.PP -\fB8.\fR (optional) Add 'idesk' to your .xinitrc or other startup scripts to run it automatically. - -.SH "RUNNING" -Idesk runs as a background process. One suggested way to start idesk is: -.IP -nohup idesk > /dev/null & -.PP -After Idesk is running, click on an icon to start whatever command you -assigned it. Currently 'kill -HUP' will terminate the program. It is -required to restart idesk when you add new icons (.lnk files), unless -you are running some other utility that runs on top of idesk, such as -Fluxspace. - -You can reload existing .lnk files in ~/.idesktop/ by middle-clicking -on any icon. - -.SH "SEE ALSO" -\fIideskrc(5)\fR - -.SH "PROGRAM AUTHORS" -.IP -Chris Roberts (nikon) <nikon@sc.rr.com> -.br -Bryn (curious) <curious@ihug.com.au> -.br -Christopher Morris <cmorri9@lsu.edu> -.br -Tim Finley <timmfin@timmfin.net> -.SH "MANPAGE AUTHOR" -.IP -Dylan Carlson <absinthe@gentoo.org> |