Openbox with gnome-globalmenu

Anyone know how to do this? I've tried adding export GTK_MODULES=globalmenu-gnome to my xinitrc etc.
I am trying to use it with the gnome-panel.
When I start any GTK app it says:
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "globalmenu-gnome": libglobalmenu-gnome.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
It works fine in Gnome, because of gconf I think.
also
[joe@joe ~]$ ls /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/
libatk-bridge.so libgail.so
libcanberra-gtk-module.so libglobalmenu-gnome-panel.so
libferret.so libglobalmenu-plugin.so
libgail-gnome.so
Thanks.
edit: Lol dw I've done it.
If anyone else has this problem, I know the wiki on the Google code project says GTK_MODULES=globalmenu-gnome, but it is actually globalmenu-plugin.
Noticed something wasn't right just after I listed my modules folder here.
Last edited by RambJoe (2010-08-17 23:50:07)

Where/how do you declare GTK_MODULES?
I tried on ~/.xinitrc with no luck.
w7nz7k

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Do Not Post Full Size Images -- Inxsible
- My bad, have created a 230 x 230 thumbnail with link:
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Inxsible, my apologies, hope the thumbnail is better now. Thanks for the welcome too, although I've lurked as a reader for a while

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u unmount ISO Image (fusermount -u /mnt/iso2)
fusermount -u /mnt/iso2
g edit file in gvim as root (sudo gvim %f &)
sudo gvim %f &
c copy (fui %f)
urxvtc -e fui %f &
p paste (fui --copy)
urxvtc -e fui --copy &
p paste (fui --move)
urxvtc -e fui --move &
c clamscan (clamscan --recursive --infected --bell --remove)
urxvtc -e clamscan --recursive --infected --bell --remove %f &
b Send via Bluetooth to device (obexftp -b 00:17:D5:85:0D:6F -p)
obexftp -b 00:17:D5:85:0D:6F -p %f &
+ t t
d Do something on the tagged files
set %t; CMD=%{Enter command}
while [ -n "$1" ]; do
$CMD "$1"
shift
done
+ t t
@ Make symlink in /tmp/burn
while [ -n "$1" ]; do
mksym "$1"
shift
done
0 Edit a bug report and send it to root
I=`mktemp ${MC_TMPDIR:-/tmp}/mail.XXXXXX` || exit 1
${EDITOR-vi} $I
test -r $I && mail root < $I
rm -f $I
=+ f \.1$ | f \.3$ | f \.4$ | f \.5$ | f \.6$ | f \.7$ | f \.8$ | f \.man$ & t r
1 Display the file with roff -man
nroff -man %f | less
2 Call the info hypertext browser
info
= t d
3 Compress the current subdirectory (tar.gz)
Pwd=`basename "%d" /`
echo -n "Name of the compressed file (without extension) [$Pwd]: "
read tar
if [ "$tar"x = x ]; then tar="$Pwd"; fi
cd .. && \
tar cf - "$Pwd" | gzip -f9 > "$tar.tar.gz" && \
echo "../$tar.tar.gz created."
4 Compress the current subdirectory (tar.bz2)
Pwd=`basename %d /`
echo -n "Name of the compressed file (without extension) [$Pwd]: "
read tar
if [ "$tar"x = x ]; then tar="$Pwd"; fi
cd .. && \
tar cf - "$Pwd" | bzip2 -f > "$tar.tar.bz2" && \
echo "../$tar.tar.bz2 created."
= f \.c$ & t r
+ f \.c$ & t r & ! t t
5 Compile and link current .c file
make `basename %f .c` 2>/dev/null || cc -O -o `basename %f .c` %f
+ t r & ! t t
a Append file to opposite
cat %f >>%D/%f
+ t t
A Append files to opposite files
set %t
while [ -n "$1" ]; do
cat $1 >>%D/$1
shift
done
+ t r & ! t t
d Delete file if a copy exists in the other directory.
if [ "%d" = "%D" ]; then
echo "The two directores must be different"
exit 1
fi
if [ -f %D/%f ]; then # if two of them, then
if cmp -s %D/%f %f; then
rm %f && echo %f: DELETED
else
echo "%f and %D/%f differ: NOT deleted"
echo -n "Press RETURN "
read key
fi
else
echo %f: No copy in %D/%f: NOT deleted.
fi
+ t t
D Delete tagged files if a copy exists in the other directory.
if [ "%d" = "%D" ]; then
echo "The two directores must be different"
exit 1
fi
for i in %t
do
if [ -f %D/$i ]; then
SUM1="`sum $i`"
SUM2="`sum %D/$i`"
if [ "$SUM1" = "$SUM2" ]; then
rm $i && echo ${i}: DELETED
else
echo $i and %D/$i differ: NOT deleted.
fi
else
echo %f has no copy in %D/%f: NOT deleted.
fi
done
m View manual page
MAN=%{Enter manual name}
%view man -P cat $MAN
= f \.gz$ & t r
+ ! t t
n Inspect gzip'ed newsbatch file
dd if=%f bs=1 skip=12|zcat|${PAGER-more}
# assuming the cunbatch header is 12 bytes long.
= t r &
+ ! t t
h Strip headers from current newsarticle
CHECK=`awk '{print $1 ; exit}' %f` 2>/dev/null
case $CHECK in
Newsgroups:|Path:)
I=`mktemp ${MC_TMPDIR:-/tmp}/news.XXXXXX` || exit 1
cp %f $I && sed '/^'"$CHECK"' /,/^$/d' $I > %f
[ "$?" = "0" ] && rm $I
echo %f: header removed
echo %f is not a news article.
esac
+ t t
H Strip headers from the marked newsarticles
set %t
while [ -n "$1" ]; do
CHECK=`awk '{print $1 ; exit}' $1` 2>/dev/null
WFILE=`mktemp ${MC_TMPDIR:-/tmp}/news.XXXXXX` || exit 1
case $CHECK in
Newsgroups:|Path:)
cp $1 $WFILE && sed '/^'"$CHECK"' /,/^$/d' $WFILE > $1
if [ "$?" = "0" ]; then
rm $WFILE; echo $1 header removed. OK.
else
echo "Oops! Please check $1 against $WFILE"
fi
echo $1 skipped: Not a news article.
esac
shift
done
= t r
+ ! t t
r Copy file to remote host
echo -n "To which host?: "
read Host
echo -n "To which directory on $Host?: "
read Dir
rcp -p %f ${Host}:$Dir
+ t t
R Copy files to remote host (no error checking)
echo -n "Copy files to which host?: "
read Host
echo -n "To which directory on $Host? :"
read Dir
rcp -pr %u ${Host}:$Dir
= f \.tex$ & t r
+ f \.tex$ & t r & ! t t
t Run latex on file and show it with xdvi
latex %f && xdvi `basename %f .tex`.dvi
=+ f ^part | f ^Part | f uue & t r
+ t t
U Uudecode marked news articles (needs work)
set %t
while [ -n "$1" ]; do # strip headers
FIRST=`awk '{print $1 ; exit}' $1`
cat $1 | sed '/^'"$FIRST"' /,/^$/d'; shift
done
) |sed '/^$/d' |sed -n '/^begin 6/,/^end$/p' | uudecode
if [ "$?" != "0" ]; then
echo "Cannot decode %t"
fi
echo "Please test the output file before deleting anything"
=+ f \.tar\.gz$ | f \.tar\.z$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.tpz$ | f \.tar\.Z$| f \.tar\.bz2$ & t r
x Extract the contents of a compressed tar file
unset EXT
case %f in
*.tar.bz2) EXT=tar_bz2;;
esac
if [ "$EXT" = "tar_bz2" ]; then
bunzip2 -c %f | tar xvf -
else
gzip -dc %f | tar xvf -
fi
= t r
+ ! t t
y Gzip or gunzip current file
unset DECOMP
case %f in
*.gz) DECOMP=-d;;
*.[zZ]) DECOMP=-d;;
esac
gzip $DECOMP -v %f
+ t t
Y Gzip or gunzip tagged files
for i in %t
do
unset DECOMP
case $i in
*.gz) DECOMP=-d;;
*.[zZ]) DECOMP=-d;;
esac
gzip $DECOMP -v $i
done
+ ! t t
b Bzip2 or bunzip2 current file
unset DECOMP
case %f in
*.bz2) DECOMP=-d;;
esac
bzip2 $DECOMP -v %f
+ t t
B Bzip2 or bunzip2 tagged files
for i in %t
do
unset DECOMP
case $i in
*.bz2) DECOMP=-d;;
esac
bzip2 $DECOMP -v $i
done
+ f \.tar.gz$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.tpz$ | f \.tar.Z$ | f \.tar.z$ | f \.tar.bz2$ | f \.tar.F$ & t r & ! t t
z Extract compressed tar file to subdirectory
unset D
set gzip -cd
case %f in
*.tar.gz) D="`basename %f .tar.gz`";;
*.tgz) D="`basename %f .tgz`";;
*.tpz) D="`basename %f .tpz`";;
*.tar.Z) D="`basename %f .tar.Z`";;
*.tar.z) D="`basename %f .tar.z`";;
*.tar.bz2) D="`basename %f .tar.bz2`"; set bunzip2 -c ;;
*.tar.F) D="`basename %f .tar.F`"; set freeze -dc;
esac
mkdir $D; cd $D && ($1 $2 ../%f | tar xvf -)
+ t t
Z Extract compressed tar files to subdirectories
for i in %t
do
set gzip -dc
unset D
case $i in
*.tar.gz) D="`basename $i .tar.gz`";;
*.tgz) D="`basename $i .tgz`";;
*.tpz) D="`basename $i .tpz`";;
*.tar.Z) D="`basename $i .tar.Z`";;
*.tar.z) D="`basename $i .tar.z`";;
*.tar.F) D="`basename $i .tar.F`"; set freeze -dc;;
*.tar.bz2) D="`basename $i .tar.bz2`"; set bunzip2 -c;;
esac
mkdir $D; (cd $D && $1 $2 ../$i | tar xvf -)
done
+ f \.gz$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.tpz$ | f \.Z$ | f \.z$ | f \.bz2$ & t r & ! t t
c Convert gz<->bz2, tar.gz<->tar.bz2 & tgz->tar.bz2
unset D
unset EXT
case %f in
*.tgz) EXT=tgz;;
*.tpz) EXT=tpz;;
*.Z) EXT=Z;;
*.z) EXT=z;;
*.gz) EXT=gz;;
*.bz2) EXT=bz2;;
esac
case $EXT in
tgz|tpz) D="`basename %f .$EXT`.tar";;
gz|Z|z) D="`basename %f .$EXT`";;
bz2) D="`basename %f .bz2`";;
esac
if [ "$EXT" = "bz2" ]; then
bunzip2 -v %f ; gzip -f9 -v $D
else
gunzip -v %f ; bzip2 -v $D
fi
+ t t
C Convert gz<->bz2, tar.gz<->tar.bz2 & tgz->tar.bz2
set %t
while [ -n "$1" ]
do
unset D
unset EXT
case $1 in
*.tgz) EXT=tgz;;
*.tpz) EXT=tpz;;
*.Z) EXT=Z;;
*.z) EXT=z;;
*.gz) EXT=gz;;
*.bz2) EXT=bz2;;
esac
case $EXT in
tgz) D="`basename $1 .tgz`.tar";;
tpz) D="`basename $1 .tpz`.tar";;
gz|Z|z) D="`basename $1 .$EXT`";;
bz2) D="`basename $1 .bz2`";;
esac
if [ "$EXT" = "bz2" ]; then
bunzip2 -v $1
gzip -f9 -v $D
else
gunzip -v $1
bzip2 -v $D
fi
shift
done
+ x /usr/bin/open | x /usr/local/bin/open & x /bin/sh
o Open next a free console
open -s -- sh
#### Added by me ####
#### Video File Menu ####
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
p mplayer
mplayer %f
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
i ffmpeg -i (show audio/video info)
ffmpeg -i %f
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
i mediainfo (show audio/video info)
mediainfo %f
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
v vlc
vlc %f &
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
e Edit with AviDemux (avidemux2_gtk %f)
avidemux2_gtk %f &
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
e Encode to h264 vhq 96 700 (enc2h264 vhq 96 700 %f)
urxvtc -e enc2h264 vhq 96 700 %f &
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
e Encode to h264 hq 64 500 (enc2h264 hq 64 500 %f)
urxvtc -e enc2h264 hq 64 500 %f &
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
e Encode to h264 wmv 17fps 500 64 (enc2h264 wmv17 %f)
urxvtc -e enc2h264 wmv17 %f &
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
e Encode to h264 wmv 25fps 500 64 (enc2h264 wmv25 %f)
urxvtc -e enc2h264 wmv25 %f &
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
@ Encode to -oac mp3_abr_96 (enc2h264 audio 96)
urxvtc -e enc2h264 audio 96 %f &
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
@ Encode to vhq 140 1000 (scale to 624x352, enc2h264 series %f)
urxvtc -e enc2h264 series %f &
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
e Encode to mpg 160 1152 (enc2mpg mpg 160 1152 %f)
urxvtc -e enc2mpg mpg 160 1152 %f &
+ f \.avi$ | f \.mpg$ | f \.mpeg$ | f \.mkv$ | f \.ts$ | f \.rm$ | f \.vob$ | f \.VOB$ | f \.rmvb$ | f \.flv$ | f \.wmv | f \.ram | f \.mp4 | f \.asf | f \.ogm | f \.m2v | f \.evo$ & t r & ! t t
f mplayer framebuffer (mplayer -vo fbdev -fs)
mplayer -vo fbdev -fs %f
+ f \.mkv$ & t r & ! t t
e Extract mkv file (video-audio-subtitle, extractmkv %f)
urxvtc -e extractmkv %f &
#### Audio File Menu ####
+ f \.wav$ | f \.mp3$ | f \.au$ | f \.aiff$ | f \.snd$ | f \.mp2$ | f \.flac$ | f \.wma$ | f \.snd$ | f \.mpc$ | f \.ac3$ | f \.mid$ | f \.ogg$ & t r & ! t t
p mplayer
urxvtc -e mplayer %f &
+ f \.wav$ | f \.mp3$ | f \.au$ | f \.aiff$ | f \.snd$ | f \.mp2$ | f \.flac$ | f \.wma$ | f \.snd$ | f \.mpc$ | f \.ac3$ | f \.mid$ | f \.ogg$ & t r & ! t t
i ffmpeg -i (show audio/video info)
ffmpeg -i %f &
+ f \.wav$ | f \.mp3$ | f \.au$ | f \.aiff$ | f \.snd$ | f \.mp2$ | f \.flac$ | f \.wma$ | f \.snd$ | f \.mpc$ | f \.ac3$ | f \.mid$ | f \.ogg$ & t r & ! t t
i mediainfo (show audio/video info)
mediainfo %f &
+ f \.wav$ | f \.mp3$ | f \.au$ | f \.aiff$ | f \.snd$ | f \.mp2$ | f \.flac$ | f \.wma$ | f \.snd$ | f \.mpc$ | f \.ac3$ | f \.mid$ | f \.ogg$ & t r & ! t t
a audacity
audacity %f
+ f \.wav$ | f \.mp3$ | f \.au$ | f \.aiff$ | f \.snd$ | f \.mp2$ | f \.flac$ | f \.wma$ | f \.snd$ | f \.mpc$ | f \.ac3$ | f \.mid$ | f \.ogg$ & t r & ! t t
e Encode to ABR MP3 (enc2mp3)
urxvtc -e enc2mp3 %f &
#### Disk Image File Menu ####
+ f \.iso$ | f \.ccd$ | f \.img$ | f \.nrg$ | f \.mdf$ | f \.cue$ | f \.bin$ | f \.daa$ | f \.b6t$ | f \.b6i$ & t r & ! t t
i isomaster
isomaster %f
+ f \.cue$ | f \.bin$ & t r & ! t t
3 Convert BIN to ISO (bin2iso)
urxvtc -e bin2iso %f &
+ f \.iso$ | f \.ccd$ | f \.img$ | f \.nrg$ | f \.mdf$ | f \.cue$ | f \.bin$ | f \.daa$ | f \.b6t$ | f \.b6i$ & t r & ! t t
c Poweriso convert image to ISO (all2iso)
urxvtc -e all2iso %f &
+ f \.ccd$ & t r & ! t t
5 Convert CCD to ISO (myccd2iso)
urxvtc -e myccd2iso %f &
+ f \.iso$ | f \.bin$ | f \.img$ | f \.nrg$ | f \.mdf$ & t r & ! t t
5 Fuseiso mount image /mnt/cdrom (fuseiso %f /mnt/cdrom)
fuseiso %f /mnt/cdrom
+ f \.iso$ | f \.bin$ | f \.img$ | f \.nrg$ | f \.mdf$ & t r & ! t t
5 Fuseiso mount image /mnt/iso1 (fuseiso %f /mnt/iso1)
fuseiso %f /mnt/iso1
+ f \.iso$ | f \.bin$ | f \.img$ | f \.nrg$ | f \.mdf$ & t r & ! t t
5 Fuseiso mount image /mnt/iso2 (fuseiso %f /mnt/iso2)
fuseiso %f /mnt/iso2
+ f \.cue$ & t r & ! t t
5 Burn BIN/CUE image (cdrdao write --device /dev/cdrom %f)
urxvtc -e cdrdao write --device /dev/cdrom %f &
+ f \.iso$ | f \.bin$ & t r & ! t t
5 Burn ISO image (burn-cd -m)
urxvtc -e burn-cd -m %f &
+ f \.iso$ & t r & ! t t
5 Burn ISO image (wodim -v dev=/dev/cdrom)
urxvtc -e wodim -v dev=/dev/cdrom %f &
#### Image File Menu ####
+ f \.jpg$ | f \.jpeg$ | f \.bmp$ | f \.png$ | f \.gif$ | f \.svg$ & t r & ! t t
v xv
xv %f &
+ f \.jpg$ | f \.jpeg$ | f \.bmp$ | f \.png$ | f \.gif$ | f \.svg$ & t r & ! t t
v feh
feh %f &
+ f \.jpg$ | f \.jpeg$ | f \.bmp$ | f \.png$ | f \.gif$ | f \.svg$ & t r & ! t t
f feh --scale-down
feh --scale-down %f &
+ f \.jpg$ | f \.jpeg$ | f \.bmp$ | f \.png$ | f \.gif$ | f \.svg$ & t r & ! t t
g gimp
gimp %f &
+ f \.jpg$ | f \.jpeg$ | f \.bmp$ | f \.png$ | f \.gif$ | f \.svg$ & t r & ! t t
3 geeqie
geeqie %f &
#### PDF File Menu ####
+ f \.pdf$ & t r & ! t t
v epdfview
epdfview %f &
+ f \.pdf$ & t r & ! t t
x xpdf
xpdf %f
+ f \.pdf$ & t r & ! t t
x viewpdf
urxvtc -e viewpdf %f &
#### Text File Menu ####
+ f \.txt$ | f \.nfo$ | f \.cfg$ | f \.log$ | f \.srt$ | f \.sub$ | f \.ssa$ & t r & ! t t
v leafpad
leafpad %f &
+ f \.txt$ | f \.nfo$ | f \.cfg$ | f \.log$ | f \.srt$ | f \.sub$ | f \.ssa$ & t r & ! t t
g gvim
gvim %f &
#### Archive File Menu ####
+ f \.zip$ | f \.tar.gz$ | f \.rar$ | f \.bz2$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.7z$ | f \.ace$ & t r & ! t t
l List file contents (7z l)
urxvtc -e 7z l %f &
+ f \.zip$ | f \.tar.gz$ | f \.rar$ | f \.bz2$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.7z$ | f \.ace$ & t r & ! t t
1 xarchiver
xarchiver %f &
+ f \.zip$ | f \.tar.gz$ | f \.rar$ | f \.bz2$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.7z$ | f \.ace$ & t r & ! t t
2 Extract *.tar.gz (tar -xzvf)
urxvtc -e tar -xzvf %f &
+ f \.zip$ | f \.tar.gz$ | f \.rar$ | f \.bz2$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.7z$ | f \.ace$ & t r & ! t t
3 Extract *.tar.bz2 (tar -xjvf)
urxvtc -e tar -xjvf %f &
+ f \.zip$ | f \.tar.gz$ | f \.rar$ | f \.bz2$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.7z$ | f \.ace$ | f \.cbr$ | f \.cbz$ & t r & ! t t
4 Extract *.rar Full Path (unrar x)
urxvtc -e unrar x %f &
+ f \.zip$ | f \.tar.gz$ | f \.rar$ | f \.bz2$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.7z$ | f \.ace$ | f \.cbr$ | f \.cbz$ & t r & ! t t
5 Extract *.rar Current Dir (unrar e)
urxvtc -e unrar e %f &
+ f \.zip$ | f \.tar.gz$ | f \.rar$ | f \.bz2$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.7z$ | f \.ace$ | f \.cbr$ | f \.cbz$ & t r & ! t t
5 Extract broken *.rar Full Path (unrar x -kb)
urxvtc -e unrar x -kb %f &
+ f \.zip$ & t r & ! t t
6 Extract *.zip (unzip)
urxvtc -e unzip %f &
+ f \.zip$ | f \.tar.gz$ | f \.rar$ | f \.bz2$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.7z$ | f \.ace$ & t r & ! t t
6 Extract *.zip with bsdtar (bsdtar -xvf)
urxvtc -e bsdtar -xvf %f &
+ f \.zip$ | f \.tar.gz$ | f \.rar$ | f \.bz2$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.7z$ | f \.ace$ & t r & ! t t
7 Extract *.7z Full Path (7z x)
urxvtc -e 7z x %f &
+ f \.zip$ | f \.tar.gz$ | f \.rar$ | f \.bz2$ | f \.tgz$ | f \.7z$ | f \.ace$ & t r & ! t t
8 Extract *.7z Current Dir (7z e)
urxvtc -e 7z e %f &
+ f \.ace$ & t r & ! t t
9 Extract *.ace Full Path (unace x)
urxvtc -e unace x %f &
+ f \.ace$ & t r & ! t t
a Extract *.ace Current Dir (unace e)
urxvtc -e unace e %f &
+ f \.rar$ | f \.cbz$ & t r & ! t t
b Extract *.rar in *.rar_dir directory (unrar2dir)
urxvtc -e unrar2dir %f &
+ f \.zip$ & t r & ! t t
c Extract *.zip in *.zip_dir directory (unzip2dir)
urxvtc -e unzip2dir %f &
+ f \.tar.gz$ | f \.bz2$ | f \.tgz$ & t r & ! t t
e yaourt Install/Upgrade Package (yaourt -U)
yaourt -U %f
#### Windows Executable File Menu ####
+ f \.exe$ | f \.EXE$ | f \.bat$ | f \.BAT$ & t r & ! t t
r wine
urxvtc -e wine %f &
+ f \.exe$ | f \.EXE$ | f \.bat$ | f \.BAT$ | f \.cmd$ | f \.CMD$ | f \.COM$ | f \.com$ & t r & ! t t
r Dosbox (Dosbox normal)
Dosbox normal %f &
+ f \.exe$ | f \.EXE$ | f \.bat$ | f \.BAT$ | f \.cmd$ | f \.CMD$ | f \.COM$ | f \.com$ & t r & ! t t
r Dosbox (Dosbox normal3x)
Dosbox normal3x %f &
+ f \.exe$ | f \.EXE$ | f \.bat$ | f \.BAT$ | f \.cmd$ | f \.CMD$ | f \.COM$ | f \.com$ & t r & ! t t
r Dosbox (Dosbox advmame3x)
Dosbox advmame3x %f &
#### Internet File Menu ####
+ f \.htm$ | f \.html$ | f \.php$ | f \.asp$ & t r & ! t t
k kazehakase
kazehakase %f
+ f \.htm$ | f \.html$ | f \.php$ | f \.asp$ & t r & ! t t
s swiftweasel
swiftweasel %f
+ f \.htm$ | f \.html$ | f \.php$ | f \.asp$ & t r & ! t t
s elinks
urxvtc -e elinks %f &
+ f \.htm$ | f \.html$ | f \.php$ | f \.asp$ & t r & ! t t
s links -g
links -g %f
#### Document File Menu ####
+ f \.doc$ | f \.rtf$ & t r & ! t t
a abiword
abiword %f
+ f \.doc$ | f \.rtf$ & t r & ! t t
o OpenOffice Writer
soffice -writer %f
+ f \.doc$ | f \.rtf$ & t r & ! t t
o antiword
urxvtc -e antiword %f &
+ f \.doc$ | f \.rtf$ & t r & ! t t
o viewword (antiword -f %f > vi)
urxvtc -e viewword %f &
+ f \.lit$ & t r & ! t t
o c-lit
c-lit %f
#### Spread Sheet File Menu ####
+ f \.xls$ | f \.csv$ & t r & ! t t
g gnumeric
gnumeric %f
#### Presentation File Menu ####
+ f \.ppt$ | f \.pps$ & t r & ! t t
v OpenOffice Impress (soffice -impress)
soffice -impress %f
#### Java File Menu ####
+ f \.jar$ & t r & ! t t
e Execute java program (java -jar)
java -jar %f
#### Help/Manual File Menu ####
+ f \.chm$ & t r & ! t t
v xchm
xchm %f
#### Emulator Roms ####
+ f \.smc$ & t r & ! t t
v zsnes
zsnes %f
+ f \.smc$ & t r & ! t t
v snes9x (snes9x -tr -dfr -y2)
snes9x -tr -dfr -y2 %f
+ f \.smd$ & t r & ! t t
v dgen (dgen -G 1280x960)
dgen -G 1280x960 %f
+ f \.v64$ | f \.z64$ & t r & ! t t
v mupen64_nogui
mupen64_nogui %f
+ f \.nes$ & t r & ! t t
v tuxnes
tuxnes %f
+ f \.nes$ & t r & ! t t
v fceu
fceu -input1 gamepad %f
+ f \.nes$ & t r & ! t t
v ines
ines %f
+ f \.int$ & t r & ! t t
v intellivission
int %f
+ f \.gb$ | f \.gba$ & t r & ! t t
v VisualBoyAdvance
VisualBoyAdvance -4 %f
+ f \.gb$ | f \.gba$ & t r & ! t t
v gvba
gvba %f
+ f \.gba$ & t r & ! t t
v vgba
vgba %f
+ f \.gb$ & t r & ! t t
v vgb
vgb %f
+ f \.adf$ & t r & ! t t
v amigacomputer
e-uae %f
+ f \.gcm$ & t r & ! t t
v tuxcube
tuxcube %f
+ f \.st$ & t r & ! t t
v hatari
hatari %f
+ f \.a26$ & t r & ! t t
v stella
stella %f
+ f \.col$ & t r & ! t t
v colem32
colem32 %f
#### Source-Code File Menu ####
+ f \.c$ & t r & ! t t
c compile source file (gcc -O2 -Wall -pedantic)
urxvtc -e gcc -O2 -Wall -pedantic %f
+ f \.cpp$ & t r & ! t t
c compile source file (gcc -O2 -Wall -pedantic)
urxvtc -e g++ -O2 -Wall -pedantic %f

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