Hi Rich and MikeLockmoore
I am not interested in using FLWM others should be able to help there but why not create a ~/.local/bin/file contents
#!/bin/sh
aterm -fn 12x24
make it executable.
The file name is your choice, lets pretend you are not using sway so z is available as an executable name, eg on my RPi
sudo find / -name z
/tmp/tcloop/ncurses-terminfo/usr/local/share/terminfo/z
/usr/local/share/terminfo/zNaturally it depends on what TCEs you load for the filename you choice. Did you guess I like short names?
If home is backed up, after testing your .local/bin do a reboot
2) I am on a RPi at the moment and download unpack of flwm.tcz gives me an idea but Rich may be upset I think I know more than him and I agree to I do not...
Hi Rich I am looking at flwm_initmenu which reads in part
USER="$(cat /etc/sysconfig/tcuser)"
SYSMENU=/home/"$USER"/.wmx
[ -d "$SYSMENU" ] && rm -rf "$SYSMENU"
mkdir -p "$SYSMENU"
TARGET="$SYSMENU"/SystemTools && mkdir "$TARGET"
sync
for D in `ls /usr/local/share/applications/tinycore-*`; do
writeFLWMitem "$D"
done
For me, [ -d "$SYSMENU" ] is a reversed if-then so it looking for a missing dir called /home/"$USER"/.wmx
but for most examples I have seen the next command should be ||
but it does not make sense for && delete dir unless you always wanted to have a clean dir?
[ -d "$SYSMENU" ] || mkdir -p "$SYSMENU"
I have history of opening big gob so feel free to laugh at my lack of skills ok
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