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Why not have .fluxbox under /root? I'm not arguing, just ignorant frankly.
#!/bin/sh# renames all instances of .asoundrc to .asoundrc.bakecho "Renaming .asoundrc to .asoundrc.bak in"echo "home folders to fix skype sound problem"echo "Renaming /etc/skel/.asoundrc so new accounts will"echo "not have .asoundrc by default"if [ -r /etc/skel/.asoundrc ]; then mv /etc/skel/.asoundrc /etc/skel/.asoundrc.bak echo " /etc/skel/.asoundrc renamed to /etc/skel/.asoundrc.bak"fiecho "Renaming root's .asoundrc"if [ -r /root/.asoundrc ]; then mv /root/.asoundrc /root/.asoundrc.bak echo " /root/.asoundrc renamed to /root/.asoundrc.bak"fiecho "Renaming .asoundrc in all home directories if it exists"for file in `find /home -name .asoundrc -mindepth 2 -maxdepth 2`do mv $file $file.bak echo " $file renamed to $file.bak"done
I didn't really understand what a user skeleton was, and putting it under /root works on my own system.
the problem that I see is that this package does not create the .fluxbox dir for existing usersputting it in /etc/skel will Not do thisyou must have the doinst script copy it there
Thanks for the advice above.I've recently downloaded the Artwiz fonts package (which are specific to the Artwiz style used in Fluxbox and Openbox) but I'm having trouble installing them so that they will show up when I use Artwiz. Is there any easy way of doing this?
This will probably be only of interest to people with old computers (128 MB of RAM or less), but I have been able to install Blackbox (albeit an earlier version of it, 0.65), in Vector. The full filename is blackbox-0.65.0-i386-1.tgz, and I got it from the Slackware website for Slack 10.2.Still haven't tackled those fonts yet, but I intend to soon.