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Original submission by J. Scott Heppler -- thanks! Tweaks/revisions by sthen@ and me, ok sthen@ jgmenu is a stand-alone, simple and highly configurable menu application for Linux and BSD. Although originally written to be used with openbox and tint2, it is not in any way dependent on these and can be used with other panels and window managers.
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$OpenBSD: README,v 1.1.1.1 2019/02/03 15:47:09 bcallah Exp $
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| Running ${PKGSTEM} on OpenBSD
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jgmenu options
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This jgmenu port can generate an X11 application menu three different ways:
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1) 'jgmenu_run lx' using additional packages menu-cache and gnome(mate)-menus
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2) 'jgmenu_run ob' from an existing openbox menu.xml file
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3) 'jgmenu_run pmenu' with python3 text parsing
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For those running Openbox, the first method provides automatic, FreeDesktop
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compliant, menu generation. The second method will source a manually edited
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menu.xml file. If no ~/.config/openbox/menu.xml file exists,
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/etc/xdg/openbox/menu.xml will be used. Pmenu does not require additional
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packages but has roughly four times the latency.
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For other Window managers, pmenu, lx/menu-cache/gnome(mate)-menus will work.
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More details are provided in jgmenu(4) and jgmenututorial(7).
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