Funny you should mention that, I got mine a few weeks ago.

Btw, if you have the right permissions, it can be as simple as using via sudo or root, mkfs.ext3 or mkfs.ext4 or mkfs.vfat + whichever drive you want to format with it.

This is arcane method to do so, but it does work.

As for multi-paritioning, cfdisk /dev/sdrive in root would also work too if you want to do it in a less power intensive method.

Dunno if this helps, but this works on most linux systems probably.

Would it have root permissions? If so, that would suffice.

Hmm... nvm then.

I didn't realize there was a hide taskbar option for this.

That's why I wanted this.

I saw this app on puppylinux's jwm build a while back.

Actually, I found what I wanted just now...

something like this:

https://rwm.sourceforge.net/Screenshots.xhtml

Are there any like that on your page? Those look awesome to me.

Specifically this:

https://rwm.sourceforge.net/images/oldrwm.png

Any icons like this?

https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-obdFscNGFsY/ … /step1.png

Was looking for something similar.

Well, if I had to guess, it isn't up to date on devuan, because there isn't enough interest. Pulseaudio/pipewire has more currently.

Talk about feed the blob...

Aka, sndio can do the same thing thanks to you.  If people didn't always pick the easy way, these bloated alternatives, like the stuff redhat provides, would have never succeeded.

You don't feed a bully, you cut them off and don't let them push you around.

When I said blob, I was though referring to the size like that old cheesy movie would have defined it as.

Once I realized what Zeitgeist was, I tried to delete it as much as possible.

Essentially, its an open source spyware.

As far as I know...

Notice btw,  one of the words rhymes with heist.

This is very appropriate on many levels.

I actually realized something... I dislike his software, yes. But I don't hate him, redhat however, is the crux of the issue and even then I always hate them.

Sometimes emotions in me burst out, but in general, if there is ever a reason to hate out of any of these people, its people like the redhat leaders who are willing to destroy everything around them by bloating software nonstop for profit, etc...

This all being said, feel nothing but annoyance towards them right now. My simple point is this is part of a much larger problem which has not been fixed yet.

Its not just poettering, this goes well beyond him.

Microsoft, Google, Redhat, corporations as evil as them, are run by the core problem, which is prideful people who only feed good if they are persuing their greed and successfully annoying and in some cases harming people in general.

So yeah, don't care in either direction much about Poettering. Yes he is an ass, but nothing compared to the people above him.

He didn't get this freedom to abuse his power without the people above him.

Btw,  there is a better solution to the whole alsa situation the pulseaudio or pipewire.

Its called sndio.

btw,  jwmkit has some features to fix this issue.  Works nicely, although you still need alsa-utils  installed even if its not online while sndio is and alsa-sndio.

Sndio can do per application stream which alsa cannot ever do on its own last I checked.

Although maybe this has changed or isn't true?

But yeah,  never knew how to do it nor do I currently.

Better idea, instead of xterm, most people should use sakura.

right clicking while sakura is open, gives you the only other options people really use:

Options gives you quite a few, but go to  Options and  then more you can get the scrollbar back .

And before options, after just right clicking, copy, paste and exit are already there as well as full screen.

Ignore if you wish, but of all the lightweight terminal emulators, sakura is very much what i would consider, the jwm of terminal emulators.

Very light, but has most of the functionality I think is needed, without sucking a huge crapton of resources for no reason.