I never thought to use.xinitrc for window manger startup programs. Thanks for the tip.
Thanks for the code also.
Can look of ical (calendar) be configured?
Re: Not to edit system xinitrc file in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xi
Cool!Walt H wrote:Okay, here it is, my /.Xresources file:
I've followed what you did and Ical looks much better now!
Are there any other apps that can be modified the same way?
Perhaps we can start a 'Puppy Beautification' project base on this
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By copying some of the font listings from the fonts.dir file in the TrueType1 directory to the font.alias file that X uses, I was able to expand my font choices and change the look of the text in ical even more.
I am currently using the AvantGarde font, which I like. the one problem is that longer month names are cut off on the calendar with this font because ical opens to a preset size when launching at boot up, and it cannot be resized in that state.
I've also been able to change the look of XCalendar, which, if I remember correctly, has its own configuration file where colors can be changed.
I am currently using the AvantGarde font, which I like. the one problem is that longer month names are cut off on the calendar with this font because ical opens to a preset size when launching at boot up, and it cannot be resized in that state.
I've also been able to change the look of XCalendar, which, if I remember correctly, has its own configuration file where colors can be changed.
Walt
Now that you point it out to me, the answer seems painfully obvious.
Now that you point it out to me, the answer seems painfully obvious.
Hi Walt, I did not have a look at ical and Xcalendar yet, but maybe Monthcal might be something for you.
It uses Gtk (wxWidgets) and so takes over the Gtk-Theme currently activated in Puppy.
http://www.murga.org/%7Epuppy/viewtopic.php?t=2026
I develop Monthcol together with someone else, so we might add small changes if you miss something.
Mark
It uses Gtk (wxWidgets) and so takes over the Gtk-Theme currently activated in Puppy.
http://www.murga.org/%7Epuppy/viewtopic.php?t=2026
I develop Monthcol together with someone else, so we might add small changes if you miss something.
Mark