Putting
<keepBorder>yes</keepBorder>
and
<application name=*>
<decor>no</decor>
</application>
in the relevant positions in rc.xml gives a border to my tint2 dock on launch. Re-configuring openbox removes the border.
Removing the application specific rule stops the border from appearing.
Steps to Reproduce:
Add
<keepBorder>yes</keepBorder>
and
<application name=*>
<decor>no</decor>
</application>
to rc.xml
Actual Results:
tint2 launches with openbox theme border.
Expected Results:
tint2 launches without openbox theme border.
Platform:
Debian unstable, 2.6.30
Sorry, been a tad busy over the last few weeks so this was forgotten while I concentrated on pulling my hair out.
This works perfectly. Thanks for getting it sorted so quickly.
Putting <keepBorder>yes</keepBorder> and <application name=*> <decor>no</decor> </application> in the relevant positions in rc.xml gives a border to my tint2 dock on launch. Re-configuring openbox removes the border. Removing the application specific rule stops the border from appearing. Steps to Reproduce: Add <keepBorder>yes</keepBorder> and <application name=*> <decor>no</decor> </application> to rc.xml Actual Results: tint2 launches with openbox theme border. Expected Results: tint2 launches without openbox theme border. Platform: Debian unstable, 2.6.30