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I'm not entirely convinced an answer is required. But maybe my 'A.I. radar' is getting a bit excitable. Who knows.

I think you probably have the right one:
ftp.vim.org/ftp/pub/os/Linux/distr/pupp ... -common64/
Someone probably just got fed up typing it out in full. It has the right-click options.

If you are actually talking about desktop icons then why not do it the easy way and click on 'show desktop'. Click on the icon you need then restore the desktop again.
Otherwise use JWMdesk to make a taskbar at the top.

They are just a teensy weensy bit camp. Must be after the pink vote.

Make America Gay Again

Well I was wrong about the 'ls' bit then. Still a bit odd as to why you tried running it though.

ls does not tell you it is an executable. It is a .wav file, and does what .wav files do. Even gives the expected error when you try to run it like an executable. I'm really confused as why you even wanted to try that. It is in a directory called 'sounds' for a start.

There isn't anything to investigate really, it's a .wav (audio) file, not a binary. Just click on it and it will play.

That file can be found here: https://elinux.org/images/3/32/Squashfs-elce.pdf, although I feel there must be better guides around.

The gap around the windows can be altered here:

# How much space should be left between windows (0 - 100).
window_gap_size = 0

Set to 0, there is no space, default is 10.
Maximise windows should work as normal when set to 0. Tested on Openbox.

If you move the mouse pointer to the bottom left or right corners, you can make the master window bigger or smaller, which can be handy. The increment can be altered in the config.

You need to download and install the devx sfs, using SFSGet. Once installed, just type python in a terminal, and off you go. As for IDEs, I couldn't recommend anything, but do you really need one?

Spoke too soon. Error has come back, and unloading the devx has no effect, even after a reboot. Wasn't expecting it, so no too sure what I did just before. Must be something I've done, will have to investigate further. But not tonight. got beer to drink.

@greengeek

I would settle for something that displayed the title bar of each window

Right click on the title bar and select shade/unshade (JWM). It will retain the original position of the title bar. It can also have a keyboard shortcut.

Fossil was referring to Brave, not uBlock origin, but I'd read the whole thing: https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/ ... Extensions