Clapper wrote:My applications keep opening with their windows going "under" the slit. If I maximize them, they observe the slit space, but, when opening, they go under it. How can I prevent this?
Try in the fluxbox menu, settings -> configure -> slit -> layer, and choose normal, bottom, or desktop.
Clapper wrote:I could find any way, with the Gentoo build, to enable transparancy. How can I do this?
Transparency of the slit or the root menu? Make sure you're using fluxbox 0.9.x, and look for settings -> configure -> menu alpha (for the menu) and slit -> alpha for the slit. The alpha setting is a number from 0 (completely transparent) to 255 (opaque); left-click on that menu option to reduce it, right-click to increase it, then reload config to make the settings take effect.
Clapper wrote:How can I get those "rounded" windows, like I see in a lot of people's screen shots?
The theme must include rounded corners, e.g.
FIRST or
SECOND (see the development screenshots page on the fluxbox site).
Clapper wrote:I tried to add a wall paper to my background, but the settings/backgroundimages does not let me browse for one. Is there a file or something I can designate this in?
scootersmk's answer describes well how to put images in your background menu. If you just want to set a single preferred background image, you can also manually edit ~/.fluxbox/init, add a line like this, and reload your config:
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session.screen0.rootCommand: <background setting command> <image file>
For a background command, I use wmsetbg ('wmsetbg -s image.jpg'), but there are others. This configuration item overrides any background specified by a style, so you can change styles without losing your background. More details are
in the fluxbox documentation.