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wmpamgen is designed to generate a menu to ease access to user's preferred applications under the following window managers : fluxbox, openbox, window maker The menu is generated according to the installed applications, and, the user's preferred applications list given as a list of .desktop file names. The generated menu only includes entries for the preferred applications which are already installed when wmpamgen is run. Therefore, to ensure the menu is up-to-date, wmpamgen needs to be run on a regular basis: at startup of the window manager, or when a preferred applications is installed/removed for instance. ...

wmalauncher is an easy to use and highly configurable application launcher especially designed for fluxbox, but which also works well under blackbox, openbox, windowmaker. wmalauncher supports XPM, PNG, SVG icons, .desktop files, true-type fonts (for tooltip text), allows to configure, among others, the brightness, contrast and gamma correction of icons, allows to draw a frame around the button, etc...

powerkit is an lightweight desktop independent full featured power manager, originally created for Slackware (but will work on any Linux/FreeBSD distro) for use with alternative desktop environments and window managers, like Fluxbox, Blackbox, FVWM, WindowMaker, Openbox, Lumina and others.

Required dependencies: -ImageMagick -conky -gmrun -libexo -nitrogen -obconf -obkey -obmenu -openbox -scrot -volman -xdialog -xkill -xrandr -xscreensaver Recommended dependencies: -compton -numlockx -tint2 Install: 1- $ tar -xf Openbox-Enhanced-Menu-1.0.2.tar.gz 2- $ cd Openbox-Enhanced-Menu-1.0.2 3- $ make install Uninstall: 1- $ tar -xf Openbox-Enhanced-Menu-1.0.2.tar.gz 2- $ cd Openbox-Enhanced-Menu-1.0.2 3- $ make uninstall

I'm changing this to a Openbox setup. Will be making a FreeBSD base distro call BSDBox. This is the X11 SKEL for Openbox, and other programs that I design with the UI, The panel of choice is of course bmpanel2. Screenshot on the summary to see how it looks like. There is a C installer script that you can use inside home <DIR> su to the root shell, but make sure to be in your user home <DIR> .