No window names in the taskbar ?

pX <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.window-managers.fluxbox.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi ! I'm Philippe, and this is my 1st post on this list, that I've been 
reading for weeks.

I'm using fluxbox as a rpm on a MDK 9.2 (kernel 2.4) on a 32Mg 233Mzh 
Pentium MMX. It rocks. This laptop just rocks (two tiny VAIO 505FX found 
litteraly in the trash w/ all accessories, yum).

Now I'm in the process of configuring fluxbox, and I find it rather 
self-explanatory, as far as the ~/.fluxbox/init file is concerned.

Now something has been bugging me ever since the begginning : I'm using 
the init file to launch two ATerm windows, one as user, the other as su 
root, prompting for a password at each boot. It works fine. But no 
matter what I try, I can't get the title of the said two windows to 
appear in the taskbar, only two blank buttons ! If I launch any other 
window, it's fine, it's title appears fine, but those first two (the 
most important ones!) keep hiding ! Does anybody know what gives ?

Also, I can't get those two windows to position themselves by slightly 
overlapping, allowing for easy selection, no, they keep appearing one 
onto the other, at the same exact center of the screen.

Is there a way where ALL the possible fluxbox init commands w/ ALL 
possible options are listed ?
Or should I start to compile such a document ?

Lastly, kudos to the devs of this baby. In my life, never a WM has done 
so much in so little memory.

pX

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