[Fluxbox-users] No title bar

[Massimo Canonico]

Hi,
yesterday I update my fedora 10 (yum update) and after a reboot I have
some problem.

I do not see any title bar on my windows. Right-click does not work. No
autofocus.

What can I do?

Thanks,
M

[Massimo Canonico]

Also application bar is disappeared.

M

Post by Massimo Canonico
Hi,
yesterday I update my fedora 10 (yum update) and after a reboot I have
some problem.
I do not see any title bar on my windows. Right-click does not work.
No autofocus.
What can I do?
Thanks,
M

[Esteban Soler]

not sure, but are you sure fluxbox is working?
do you have a term open? if so, try to exec fluxbox, or else start a x
failsafe session and run fluxbox manually, at least you'll know if its
still installed and working properlly,
also you can check if the session file is properly writen , i think
should be somewhere like /usr/share/xsessions/

cheers
Esteban

Post by Massimo Canonico
Also application bar is disappeared.
M

Post by Massimo Canonico
Hi,
yesterday I update my fedora 10 (yum update) and after a reboot I have
some problem.
I do not see any title bar on my windows. Right-click does not work.
No autofocus.
What can I do?
Thanks,
M

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[Massimo Canonico]

mmm something weird happens here.

[Ron DuPlain]

That startfluxbox line looks odd:
/usr/bin/ssh-agent /bin/sh -c exec -l /bin/bash -c "startfluxbox"

Could you post your ~/.startup and the gdm xsession files?

-Ron

Post by Massimo Canonico
mmm something weird happens here.

[Massimo Canonico]

Post by Ron DuPlain
/usr/bin/ssh-agent /bin/sh -c exec -l /bin/bash -c "startfluxbox"
Could you post your ~/.startup and the gdm xsession files?

I do not have ~/.startup but I have ~/.fluxbox/startup.

The two files that you required are attached.

Thanks,
M

Post by Ron DuPlain
-Ron

Post by Massimo Canonico
mmm something weird happens here.

[Ron DuPlain]

Post by Massimo Canonico

Post by Ron DuPlain
/usr/bin/ssh-agent /bin/sh -c exec -l /bin/bash -c "startfluxbox"
Could you post your ~/.startup and the gdm xsession files?

I do not have ~/.startup but I have ~/.fluxbox/startup.

Thanks for understanding what I meant and not what I typed. :-)
I see an error.

In ~/.fluxbox/startup

Make sure all foreground startup apps are sent to the background with
an ampersand '&'. Here, conky seems to be the culprit.

You have:

/usr/bin/conky
/usr/bin/gnome-power-manager

You want:

/usr/bin/conky &
/usr/bin/gnome-power-manager &

Your xsession is stuck waiting for conky to exit. You can verify this
by killing conky. With the ampersand in place, the shell will put
conky to the background and continue running your startup script. I'm
not sure if gnome-power-manager runs in the foreground, but it doesn't
hurt to tell it to run in the background, too.

Edit your startup file and re-run fluxbox from gdm. Let me know how it goes.

Ron

[Massimo Canonico]

Post by Ron DuPlain
Thanks for understanding what I meant and not what I typed. :-)

Thanks for solving my problem!!! :)

M