[wmii] OpenBSD on snap 3.16.2006 not working 2.5.2p1 OK

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Hello I installed on macPPC iBookg4 on OpenBSD wmii-2 (I LOVE IT) it is so
UNCLUTERED and is a low visual NOISE interface model. I would like to
understand more about the code and especially the bar and the status

In addition is their a way to incorporate a X windows based instant popup...
I used 9menu which works great but I would like to have certain applications
POP up for my scientific users at certain times when they are supposed to
take readings of insturments and it pops up for them with an "exit" button
after they click on the menu popup to run the measurement app. That way they
are free to use their mind on other things...

I installed the wmii-3 snap of 3.16 and it did not work something about
xwrite or something .. I rolled back to 2.5.2p1 .. I am on OpenBSD 3.8 on
iBooks g4 in the oil field with wmii-2.5.2p1. I had to use OpenBSD as it was
required by the Oil companies security.

regards, Joseph Altea

infovision_AT_Cool.as is the reply email...

thanks...

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