This is driving me mad.
On my previous slackware installation I had xfm set to open with one
file window and no Apps window (control panel thing). After installing
Slackware 9.1 xfm opens with a file window + Apps window ie the default
setup. I have forgotten how I got it to start without the Apps panel.
The man page doesn't mention it. I can't identify anything in my old
/etc/X11/app-defaults/Xfm or /myhomedir/.xfm/xfmrc which does it.
It's not a life or death issue but I would apreciate if somebody could
tell me how it can be done. As you may guess I am a minimalist jockey
and this is cramping my style!

"Michael Clarke" <mclarke@online.ie> a écrit dans le message de
news:dhHIb.2701$HR.6495@news.indigo.ie...
> This is driving me mad.
> On my previous slackware installation I had xfm set to open with one
> file window and no Apps window (control panel thing). After installing
> Slackware 9.1 xfm opens with a file window + Apps window ie the default
> setup. I have forgotten how I got it to start without the Apps panel.
> The man page doesn't mention it.

No, it does :

OPTIONS
Xfm accepts all the usual toolkit options. Furthermore, the following
options let you print xfm's version number and control which windows
should be displayed at startup.

-version
Print the version number and exit.

-appmgr
Only display the application manager window.

-filemgr
Only display the file manager window.

Happy new year though !

Damien