Ubuntu, Avant, Screenlets, MacMenu, Compiz, COmpcomm :)

[imported_idnzor]

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[w0ei]

Nice, very nice. I really like the MacMenu thingy. But I can't get it to work :P (Fedora 7).. Did you use this howto? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=241868

Can you maybe tell us which steps you took and which gtk version etc. you are using? Thanks!

[imported_idnzor]

Yeah thats the howto i used, I don't know how much use I can be, I used the binary deb packages so I didn't patch the GTK libraries myself. I am using feisty, so I am using 2.10.11-0ubuntu3.

[w0ei]

Yeah thats the howto i used, I don't know how much use I can be, I used the binary deb packages so I didn't patch the GTK libraries myself. I am using feisty, so I am using 2.10.11-0ubuntu3.
Ah I see, too bad ;) Did you also use a binary package for the Gnome-Applet?

[imported_idnzor]

Yeah the packages I used had both GTK and the mac menu I believe - although I could be wrong. I could try and dig out the debs from wherever I stored them.

Its a shame GTK apps don't come with the option to do this out the box like QT applications, after all open source is all about choice :) But I guess its a pretty disruptive compared to the benefit the change will bring, it may also cause cross browser issues as well. Anway just my rant :)

[w0ei]

Yeah the packages I used had both GTK and the mac menu I believe - although I could be wrong. I could try and dig out the debs from wherever I stored them.

Its a shame GTK apps don't come with the option to do this out the box like QT applications, after all open source is all about choice :) But I guess its a pretty disruptive compared to the benefit the change will bring, it may also cause cross browser issues as well. Anway just my rant :)
Don't bother, I got it working! After a lot of searching and trying, I finally got it to work ;) Nice!