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Michael Mrozek
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See this post: http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/disable-openbox-menuthis post

 . You have to modify /etc/xdg/openbox/rc.xml and "smartly" remove all the tags matching a "ShowMenu" command. This will completely disable the OpenBox menus (all of them), but you can adapt it to your needs, as the file contents are pretty intuitive.

You can also modify a copy of this file under ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml to make the changes only for a given (set of) user(s), but being familiar with the thin client world, I think you want to remove it completely.

Regards,

See this post: http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/disable-openbox-menu

  You have to modify /etc/xdg/openbox/rc.xml and "smartly" remove all the tags matching a "ShowMenu" command. This will completely disable the OpenBox menus (all of them), but you can adapt it to your needs, as the file contents are pretty intuitive.

You can also modify a copy of this file under ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml to make the changes only for a given (set of) user(s), but being familiar with the thin client world, I think you want to remove it completely.

Regards,

See this post. You have to modify /etc/xdg/openbox/rc.xml and "smartly" remove all the tags matching a "ShowMenu" command. This will completely disable the OpenBox menus (all of them), but you can adapt it to your needs, as the file contents are pretty intuitive.

You can also modify a copy of this file under ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml to make the changes only for a given (set of) user(s), but being familiar with the thin client world, I think you want to remove it completely.

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edit approved May 16, 2012 at 18:05
Sam
edit approved May 16, 2012 at 18:05
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See this post  : http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/disable-openbox-menu

You have to modify /etc/xdg/openbox/rc.xml/etc/xdg/openbox/rc.xml and "smartly" remove all the tags matching a "ShowMenu" command. This will completely disable the openboxOpenBox menus (all of them), but you can adapt it to your needs, as the file contents are pretty intuitive.

You can also modify a copy of this file under ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml~/.config/openbox/rc.xml to make the changes only for a given (set of) user(s), but being familiar with the thin client world, I think you want to remove it completely.

Regards,

See this post  : http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/disable-openbox-menu

You have to modify /etc/xdg/openbox/rc.xml and "smartly" remove all the tags matching a "ShowMenu" command. This will completely disable the openbox menus (all of them), but you can adapt it to your needs, as the file contents are pretty intuitive.

You can also modify a copy of this file under ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml to make the changes only for a given (set of) user(s), but being familiar with the thin client world, I think you want to remove it completely.

Regards,

See this post: http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/disable-openbox-menu

You have to modify /etc/xdg/openbox/rc.xml and "smartly" remove all the tags matching a "ShowMenu" command. This will completely disable the OpenBox menus (all of them), but you can adapt it to your needs, as the file contents are pretty intuitive.

You can also modify a copy of this file under ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml to make the changes only for a given (set of) user(s), but being familiar with the thin client world, I think you want to remove it completely.

Regards,

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See this post : http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/disable-openbox-menu

You have to modify /etc/xdg/openbox/rc.xml and "smartly" remove all the tags matching a "ShowMenu" command. This will completely disable the openbox menus (all of them), but you can adapt it to your needs, as the file contents are pretty intuitive.

You can also modify a copy of this file under ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml to make the changes only for a given (set of) user(s), but being familiar with the thin client world, I think you want to remove it completely.

Regards,