分类: LINUX
2008-07-27 18:09:38
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is now in Portage. Community-developed applets are provided in the avant-window-navigator-extras package. If you're running a stable arch and Awn has not been stabilized for it, you need to unmask it first. Issue as root (replace ~x86 with your arch):
echo "gnome-extra/avant-window-navigator ~x86" >> /etc/portage/package.keywords
echo "gnome-extra/avant-window-navigator-extras ~x86" >> /etc/portage/package.keywords
echo "net-libs/libgmail ~x86" >> /etc/portage/package.keywords
Then emerge it:
emerge -av avant-window-navigator avant-window-navigator-extras
There are a . To change its settings, go to the Preferences by right clicking on the bar, or alternatively, run awn-manager from the terminal.
Note:You need to have enabled to run AWN. Another discussion on compositing managers is at the .
In Xfce 4.4 and above, right click on desktop then go to "Settings > Autostarted Applications" and add "avant-window-navigator" to the list. Similarly, in GNOME go to System > Preferences > Sessions and add a new entry there. Another option is to make a new file in ~/.config/autostart called AWN.desktop:
File: ~/.config/autostart/AWN.desktop |
[Desktop Entry] |
If you don't need to start the xfce4-panel, modify /etc/xdg/xfce4-session/xfce4-session.rc accordingly:
File: /etc/xdg/xfce4-session/xfce4-session.rc |
[Failsafe Session] |
In order to change the default file manager, in Nautilus, right-click on a folder and go to "Open With" tab in the properties; add "Thunar" and select it.
If an applet does not start properly run the AWN in a terminal and look for the errors. Usually there is a python package that is missing. Additional details about awn-extras's dependencies can be found on its .
To get the battery applet working you need to emerge sys-power/acpi:
emerge -av sys-power/acpi
The default look (background/foreground) can be customized by right clicking on individual items in the dialog.
You need pyalsaaudio and gnome-python:
emerge -av dev-python/pyalsaaudio dev-python/gnome-python
This applet reads the default values in gconf under /desktop/gnome/sound/. You could change the default device and track either directly using gconf-editor or using gnome-sound-properties (Hold Ctrl to select more than one track).