/usr/pkg/etc so I've changed this to sysconfdir; I'm not adding an extra
search path.
Also install default configuration files in place, so that this works out
of the box. If they are not there, the window manager is unconfigured, and
things like window menus do not appear at all.
Bump PKGREVISION to 2.
Changes since 3.0:
* Added japanese translation.
* config_focus_raise declared as guint.
* Strange behavior with focus:followMouse and RaiseLower action fixed.
* use g_snprintf in openbox/session.c instead of sprintf.
* gimp crashes openbox.
* import -frame leaves windows in a temporary "on top" state.
* Programs started with X become zombies upon shutdown.
* desktopnext/previous and desktopleft/right dont quite get along.
that works without blackbox and uses it's own NLS files.
While we're at it, nitpick the following:
fluxbox: as pointed out in PR pkg/19687, fluxbox will detect Xft2 (if available)
and depend on it automatically. Options were: add
CONFIGURE_ARGS+= --disable-xft
or include Xft2's buildlink. For the time being, add the buildlink
following openboxes example.
openbox: USE_BUILDLINK2=YES -- otherwise including buildlink2's is a no-op
* Add an option to disable the window raise on (Scott Moynes)
mouse clicks with the modifierMask.
* Make configure look for Xft version 2 libraries and (Ben Jansens)
use them if they are available.
* Add bitmap button support to all the default styles. (Ben Jansens)
* Change the default premax values to be larger than 0 (Ben Jansens)
for clients that map in a maximized state. (avoid a
mozilla crash.)
and some bug fixes, as well as a polish translation.
(Juan at xtraeme dot dyndns dot org) in PR pkg/19107. Minor modifications
by me.
Openbox is a window manager for the X11 windowing system. It currently
runs on a large list of platforms. It was originally based on Blackbox
and currently remains very similar, even using Blackbox styles (with
available extensions) for its themeing and is written entirely in C++
and maintains no dependencies on any libraries other than X11.
