Provided by: lxpanel_0.9.3-1ubuntu3_amd64
Name
lxpanel.hints - Configuration hints for lxpanel plugins
Description
This text collects some background information for configuration of plugins available for lxpanel(1). The templates below use keywords boolean, integer, and string to denote the expected type of value for each instance. Currently boolean supports only 0 and 1 values. A few exceptions below are using explicit values in order to clarify the common usage. The plugins are introduced by name in a semi-random fashion. In practice a mixture of different stanzas Plugin are written in the order that they are to produce in the actual panel on the desktop.
Available plugins
menu Plugin { type = menu Config { name = string image = string system { } separator { } item { command = string image = string } } } dirmenu Plugin { type = dirmenu Config { name = string image = string path = string } } taskbar Plugin { type = taskbar expand = integer LaunchTaskBarMode = integer Config { tooltips = boolean IconsOnly = boolean ShowAllDesks = boolean SameMonitorOnly = boolean UseMouseWheel = boolean UseUrgencyHint = boolean FlatButton = boolean GroupedTasks = boolean DisableUpscale = boolean UseSmallerIcons = boolean MaxTaskWidth = integer spacing = integer } } launchbar Plugin { type = launchbar Button { image = string tooltip = string action = string path = string terminal = boolean } Button { id = lxde-logout.desktop } } wincmd Plugin { type = wincmd Config { image = string Button1 = string Button2 = string Toggle = string } } space Plugin { type = space expand = integer Config { Size = integer } } pager Plugin { type = pager } batt Plugin { type = batt Config { BatteryNumber = integer HideIfNoBattery = boolean ShowExtendedInformation = boolean AlarmCommand = string AlarmTime = integer BorderWidth = integer Size = integer BackgroundColor = string ChargingColor1 = string ChargingColor2 = string DischargingColor1 = string DischargingColor2 = string } } kbled Plugin { type = kbled Config { ShowCapsLock = integer ShowNumLock = integer ShowScrollLock = integer } } dclock Plugin { type = dclock Config { ClockFmt = string TooltipFmt = string Action = string BoldFont = boolean IconOnly = boolean CenterText = boolean } } cpu Plugin { type = cpu } cpufreq Plugin { type = cpufreq } monitors Plugin { type = monitors Config { DisplayCPU = integer DisplayRAM = integer Action = string CPUColor = string RAMColor = string } } thermal Plugin { type = thermal Config { NormalColor = string Warning1Color = string Warning2Color = string Sensor = string AutomaticLevels = integer Warning1Temp = integer Warning2Temp = integer AutomaticSensor = integer } } deskno Plugin { type = deskno Config { BoldFont = integer WMLabels = integer } } netstatus Plugin { type = netstatus Config { iface = string configtool = string } } xkb Plugin { type = xkb Config { DisplayType = integer PerWinLayout = boolean NoResetOpt = = boolean KeepSysLayouts = boolean Model = string LayoutsList = string VariantsList = string ToggleOpt = string AdvancedOpt = string FlagSize = integer } } volume Plugin { type = volume Config { MixerCommand = string MixerCommandTerm = boolean UseAlsamixerVolumeMapping = integer CardNumber = integer MasterChannel = string MuteButton = string SliderButton = string MixerButton = string VolumeUpKey = string VolumeDownKey = string VolumeMuteKey = string } } weather Plugin { type = weather Config { alias = string city = string state = string country = string woeid = string units = string interval = integer enabled = integer } }
Configuration files
~/.config/lxpanel/"profile-name"/panels/panel User specific panel specification. The name of the profile is passed to lxpanel using the switch '--profile'. If none specified then name "default" will be used. /etc/xdg/lxpanel/"profile-name"/panels/panel System default panel specification if no panels are defined in user configuration directory.
See also
lxpanel(1), lxpanelctl(1)
Bugs
There ought to be some. Do point them out! The Debian package maintainer will take necessary steps and actions.
Author
This text was compiled for Debian GNU/Linux by Mats Erik Andersson. It may be used also by others, but the text underlies the same licensing as lxpanel itself does.