Andrew Sullivan wrote: > On Wed, Mar 02, 2005 at 01:24:33PM -0600, Sasha Vasko wrote: > >>Nothing of the sorts :) The only big change was to revert back from >>~/GNUstep/L/A nonsense to more standard ~/.afterstep. > > > So if I try just copying old files from ~/G/L/A to ~/.afterstep, I'll > get some clues about what breaks? Correct. >>I tried my best to keep AS as backwards compatible as possible, and >>considering that it was rewriten almost completely within last years, I >>think I did a good job at it. There are some oddities though due to the > > > I'm not trying to fault anyone. I just have a problem I'm trying to > fix. I often spend 14 hours a day in my window manager, and the > keystrokes are built into my neurons now. And alas, I don't have > much time to futz with a new config (so it's easier just to maintain > an old version forever unless this is a trivial matter). Well your old feel should work without any problem, as there were not much of changes. Look sometimes gets broken in a way that shows wierd spacing of buttons, etc. What gets broken the most is Wharf config, as icon files were shuffled around and sometimes dropped. Copying your favorite files into ~/.afterstep/backgrounds and ~/.afterstep/desktop/icons may fix that problem. Bear in mind though that AfterStep now supports antialiasing and TTF fonts ( several are even supplied in distro ) so you may want to alter your MyStyles to take advantage of that. Also it now comes with huge collection of nice PNG icons. You can browse this collection at : http://www.afterstep.org/data/desktop/icons/index.html http://www.afterstep.org/data/desktop/icons/normal/index.html etc... > >>Something tells me though that you will be better off trying supplied >>look/feels that do take advantage of many a new features, and then >>altering whichever one you like best to your liking. After all there > > > I was afraid that'd be the case. Ok. Thanks. > > A > _______________________________________________ As-users mailing list As-users@afterstep.org http://mail.afterstep.org/mailman/listinfo/as-users