change panel height

Fwd: change panel height

Forwarding, because I accidentally sent this off-list.

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From: Lennon Cook <maguswizardo <at> gmail.com>
Date: Apr 2, 2006 5:30 PM
Subject: Re: [rox-users] change panel height
To: Logan McNaughton <loganm10 <at> gmail.com>

On 4/2/06, Logan McNaughton <loganm10 <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> How to I make the rox panel smaller, i want it like half the height it
> currently is
>
In rox's options, go to "Panels", and look at the "Panel width" slider.

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Edit syntax highlighting not working

I have gnome-python-extras installed, and in my PYTHONPATH, and the
gtksourceview module exists. When I open some source code I have here
(I've treid C, Java, Python, and Shell, and none of these actually
have any syntax highlighting.  I've put a line in Edit's buffer.py
immediately after the attempt to import gtksrcview, 'print
have_sourceview' - this prints 'True' every run. Obviously, the
requirements for syntax highlighting are met - so, what else could
cause it to not actually work?

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Re: Edit syntax highlighting not working

On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 19:20:10 +1000, Lennon Cook wrote:

> I have gnome-python-extras installed, and in my PYTHONPATH, and the
> gtksourceview module exists. When I open some source code I have here
> (I've treid C, Java, Python, and Shell, and none of these actually
> have any syntax highlighting.  I've put a line in Edit's buffer.py
> immediately after the attempt to import gtksrcview, 'print
> have_sourceview' - this prints 'True' every run. Obviously, the
> requirements for syntax highlighting are met - so, what else could
> cause it to not actually work?

Is it calling the set_type() function in EditWindow.py:228?

	if have_sourceview:
		self.text = gtksourceview.SourceView(self.buffer)
		pixbuf = g.gdk.pixbuf_new_from_file(rox.app_dir+"/images/marker.png")
		self.text.set_marker_pixbuf("bookmark", pixbuf)			
		if self.mime_type:
			self.buffer.set_type(self.mime_type)

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Re: Re: Edit syntax highlighting not working

Thomas Leonard wrote:
> Is it calling the set_type() function in EditWindow.py:228?
I added this to the top of set_type():
print "set_type(%s) %(mime_type)
And for a test Java file, it prints out as expected,
set_type(text/x-java) . So, yes, this is happening.

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How to change icon theme in filer?

I am running filer version 2.4.1, just installed it on my wife's new comp (my
old one...we're now Windows free!).

I would like to make the system as easy to use as possible, so of course I
ditched KDE and have her on XFCE with ROX!

Since I am not running a ROX session, is there some way to change the icon
theme in one swoop? (Sorry, but the defaults are...well...)

Thanks!

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Re: Support for D-BUS 0.3x and newer

On 10/6/05, Tony Houghton <h <at> realh.co.uk> wrote:
[ settings.py for ROX-Lib ]
> I've uploaded new versions with at least some of the changes you
> recommended, eg lower case method names.

Applied - thanks!

(it should probably support xxmlrpc as a fallback if D-BUS isn't
available, though)

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$HOME

Hi!

For certain reasons systems administration here decided to
move home directories from /users to /home. In this process
I found that ROX and most of the associated applications do
NOT respect the $HOME variable but write full qualified
paths to their respective settings.

This caused quite a bit of work to correct here and I'm
still not sure wether I really got them all. Though I have
to admit that also gnome and as far as I can see
freedesktop.org as well, don't seem to follow the Unix rule
here I'd consider this a bug.

In fact it can ammount to quite some problem if you want to
share your setup between different hosts with different file
system layouts. And even having global players as
companions (try to fix firefox by hand)...

Maybe one can fix this in the future. TIA!!!

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Re: $HOME

Alexander Wagner wrote:
> Hi!
>
> For certain reasons systems administration here decided to
> move home directories from /users to /home. In this process
> I found that ROX and most of the associated applications do
> NOT respect the $HOME variable but write full qualified
> paths to their respective settings.
>
> This caused quite a bit of work to correct here and I'm
> still not sure wether I really got them all. Though I have
> to admit that also gnome and as far as I can see
> freedesktop.org as well, don't seem to follow the Unix rule
> here I'd consider this a bug.
>
> In fact it can ammount to quite some problem if you want to
> share your setup between different hosts with different file
> system layouts. And even having global players as
> companions (try to fix firefox by hand)...
>
> Maybe one can fix this in the future. TIA!
Can you give some examples?  I currently do not know of any ROX app that 
has this problem.  All of ROX should be using either CHOICES_PATH or 
XDG_ environment variables.  If these are set relative to $HOME then 
everything should just work.

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Re: fonts & ROX

On 1/24/06, Keith Warno <krjw <at> valaran.com> wrote:
[...]
> This issue is one of cosmetics.  I want to be able to change the font
> that ROX-Filer uses but in order for it to be pretty -- specifically in
> the "extra details" view -- it has to be a monospace font (otherwise
> stuff isn't lined up and it's hard on the eyeballs).  Alas, monospace
> fonts look pretty freakin' ugly ("fugly") everywhere else (gaim,
> gkrellm, gvim, firefox, any gtk2 app for that matter).

ROX-Filer already uses a monospace font in 'extra details' mode. Which
version of the filer are you using?

> As far as I can see, the Filer can set a custom font for the pinboard
> and nothing else.  ?:-/  Could we add a feature in the future to specify
> the font that Filer windows use?  Or maybe there's some way to do it via
> a GTK rc file?

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