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Operating Systems Linux Debian Xorg resolution/display size problem Post 302775297 by snorkack59 on Monday 4th of March 2013 02:08:54 PM
Old 03-04-2013
It turned out that openbox does not make visible icons for minimized applications even though an animation enabled by default implies that it does. The app can be restored with the openbox menu. Desktops -> desktop1-> grayed out icon will restore it.
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MUGS(9.1)																 MUGS(9.1)

NAME
mugs - make face icons from pictures SYNOPSIS
mugs [ -a ] [ -1 ] [ -2 ] [ file ] DESCRIPTION
Mugs interactively converts grey-scale images in the form of picfile(9.6) into 48x48 icons. It is designed to run in a pipe, reading the picture from standard input unless a single file is given on the call. Mugs displays a large approximation to the original picture and a matrix of 48x48 icons of varying contrast and brightness. Button 1 selects one of the icons. Button 2 offers the menu entries: in Zoom in to a finer contrast/brightness range around the selected icon. Repeated ins will zoom in farther. out Opposite of in. reset Set the brightness/contrast range to the maximum. Both in and out preserve the brightness/contrast values in the selected icon. Button 3 presents a menu with entries: window Select a square window in the large picture using button 3. Touch down at the top and center of the square and slide around to adjust its size. Appropriately cropped icons will be displayed. depth Toggle between 1- and 2-bit deep icons. write Write the selected icon to standard output. Each write produces 48 lines of text suitable for initializing an array in C. 1-bit deep icons produce three shorts per line; 2-bit depths are written as three longs per line. abort Terminate mugs with a non-blank error return. finish Terminate with a null status return. Option -a indicates that picture files have non-square pixels with aspect ratio 1.25, as produced by some frame grabbers. Normally pixels are assumed to be square. -1 and -2 select the initial depth of the icons. -2 is default. SOURCE
/sys/src/cmd/mugs.c SEE ALSO
picfile(9.6) MUGS(9.1)
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