Re: [As-users] Installing AS

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On of the more beautiful parts of afterstep is the complete ability to 
change the look and *feel* of your interface to exactly what you want.
We do have a run module now...  just bind yourself a hotkey to exec 
ASRun  ... and you should be in good shape.
Configuring monitorwharf is done the same way as configuring wharf... by 
editing the config file.
The standard operation is this, copy an original from 
/usr/share/afterstep/wharf to ~/.afterstep, then edit ~/.afterstep/wharf

There is lots of documentation in man Wharf, on www.afterstep.org, and 
in the wharf config file itself.

n8


Will Durden wrote:

> I seem to have installed AS ok, I can select it to start, but I'm 
> trying to configure the MonitorWharf, and have not found a graphical 
> way to do this.  Also is there a way to open a run command window, 
> similar to Alt&F2?
>
> Thanks,
> Will
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