I would like the window produced by zenity to be configured so it is always on top. There does not appear to be an option to enable this. Can someone suggest a source change to the zenity code so that I can get this to work? I want to be able to do zenity --ontop "warning"
If there is an alternative which does not involve writing code, I would be interested in this too.
Sometimes I have a problem shutting down.
I get a box saying "a program is still running - GNOME settings daemon" and this just stays there.
I can workround the problem by cancelling the box and doing shutdown again but it would be nice to resolve the problem another way.
I have installed the Thunderbird email client and think that the mails are being stored in the files Inbox and Inbox.msf. Is it possible to convert the Inbox and Inbox.msf files into individual files?
I would like to view a calendar for the current month, with each week having a week number against it. Is there an application to do this?
I want to do something to create a window, preferably marked as on-top, with a configurable message. Is there an Ubuntu package for that?
The idea to put the relevant command inside a script:
#!/bin/csh
docommand "hello world"
I am interested in setting up a boot DVD, a DVD from which I can boot, containing a kernel which is compatible with Ubuntu.
Is this a reasonable thing to attempt? Is there a command I can use which will generate such a DVD?