Dot-File Collections



X General

  1. .Xdefaults
  2. Some color and font settings that match Xaw3d and TkDesk.

  3. .Xmodmap
  4. In order to use Delete as Backspace on an Apple Extended Key-board, first check the key code for the "Delete" key by
    $ xmodmap -pke | grep Delete
    keycode 59 = Delete BackSpace
    keycode 125 = Delete Delete

    then prepare .Xmodmap to change the key assignment
    $ vi ~/.Xmodmap
    keycode 59 = Backspace Delete
    keycode 125 = Delete Backspace

  5. .xinitrc
  6. This is to use TkDesk in combination with FVWM2 and kinput2(canna).

FVWM2

  1. .fvwm2rc
  2. This is to mimic Motif look and feel. The button bar only contains the FVWM pager, assuming a tool bar is available from TkDesk. For fvwm2-2.0.45 or later, XORvalue 10 is also a good option to add to your .fvwm2rc, since otherwise the rubber band is almost invisible for colors != 256 (I learned this from Ishii@SRA's MkLinux Information).

TkDesk

  1. .tkdesk/AppBar(1.0b5) (1.0b4)
  2. This is to change the Application Bar items. This example changes the default terminal emulator to kterm, netscape mail to tkmail, adds xftp to the internet button, and sets up desktop printers.

  3. .tkdesk/FileTags(1.0b5) (1.0b4)
  4. This is to define new file types and corresponding icons and text colors. This example adds new types: *.fig (xfig files), *.obj (tgif files), *.tdr (topdraw files), *.eps or *.epsf (eps files), etc.

  5. .tkdesk/Popups(1.0b5) (1.0b4)
  6. This is to define commands to show in a popup menu, when a file icon is right-mouse-clicked. This example changes xterm to kterm, define actions for file types: *.tex (pLaTeX), *.dvi (xdvi or dvips), *.obj (tgif), *.fig (xfig), *.tdr (tdr), etc.

  7. .tkdesk/System(1.0b5) (1.0b4)
  8. This is to change basic color set, Japanese fonts, .....

  9. .tkdesk/Sounds(1.0b5)
  10. This is to activate the "Use Sound" option in the option menu.

Input Methods

  1. .canna
  2. Changes key bindings so as to make "Delete" to delete the previous character and "^\" to toggle Japanese mode to ascii mode.

  3. .inputrc

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fujiik@jlcuxf.kek.jp May 12, 1997