Download - Openbox
Openbox Getting started guide . This is a short introduction that is recommended reading material for people new to Openbox or upgrading from a previous version.
Home - Openbox
Openbox is a minimalistic, highly configurable, next generation window manager with extensive standards support. The *box visual style is well known for its minimalistic appearance. Openbox uses the *box visual style, while providing a greater number of options for theme developers than previous *box implementations.
Help:Configuration - Openbox
Openbox configuration is made essentially by modifying just one file called rc.xml. Default configuration file can by default be found in /etc/xdg/openbox/ and a user specific file can be placed in ~/.config/openbox/. By default there is also menu.xml which is for menu configuration.
Help:Autostart - Openbox
You can use the autostart script to launch a panel, to set your desktop wallpaper, or anything else. Once Openbox starts, the system-wide default script, located at /etc/xdg/openbox/autostart, will be run. Then the user script at ~/.config/openbox/autostart is run afterward.
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This page describes Openbox 3.6. If you have an older config that doesn't work in 3.6, please let us know. Introduction . Actions are used both in key and mouse bindings and in menus. Action syntax . Actions are specified with the <action> tag as …
Themes - Openbox
Openbox:Themes. The complete theme specification details all of the elements found in an Openbox theme. Now available in french too. Theme file changes in Openbox 3.4. A tool to help with converting blackbox/fluxbox themes to Openbox themes. (For non-xpm-based themes.)
Help:Getting started - Openbox
This runs an Openbox session without any desktop environment or session manager, which is like selecting "Openbox" from the graphical log in. See the autostart documentation for how to easily start applications along with Openbox.
A Highly Configurable Window Manager - Openbox
A Highly Configurable Window Manager. Openbox allows you to change almost every aspect of how you interact with your desktop and invent completely new ways to use and control it. Openbox gives you control without making you do everything.
Help:Bindings - Openbox
Mouse bindings. Mouse bindings are used to bind Actions to mouse events. These are used to control and define most of Openbox's interactive behavior, from what happens when you drag a window's titlebar, to when you press a window's Close button.
Upgrading to 3.4 - Openbox
2010年2月1日 · Openbox 3.4 looks a lot like previous versions, but once you start using it, you will see that it is not. There are a huge number of improvements and changes made in our 3.4 release. This guide goes through all these changes and …