The file named menu is the menu in the plain text file format. The files
named menu.?? (?? are 2 characters, such as pt) are translations of the
same menu. Plain text menus are preprocessed using cpp (the C Pre-Processor),
so you can use cpp macros in it.

The plmenu file is the same menu, but in the property list format.
This menu can be edited with WPrefs.app, but since WPrefs.app does not
support XIM, it will not allow you to make menus in languages such as
Japanese.

To use the menu in the property list format (plmenu), just replace the
~/GNUstep/Defaults/WMRootMenu with it. To use the plain text menu,
place the path for the menu in ~/GNUstep/Defaults/WMRootMenu, enclosed
in double quotes ("). Ex: "~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker/menu"

Instructions for editing the plain text menus can be found in the menu
file itself, kindly translated to your tongue for your convenience, by
the translation contributors.

There is a script to convert plain text menus to property list menus
in the utils directory, named wm-oldmenu2new.

If you are unsure to wich format to use, stick with the plain text menus
as they are more flexible. If for some psychological reason you are
scared by text based configuration, use the property list menu.


Localized menu file translators:
--------------------------------

File    Language        Maintainer
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
menu.ja Japanese        MANOME Tomonori <manome@itlb.te.noda.sut.ac.jp>
				ABE Shige <sabe@ibm.net>
menu.pt Portuguese      Alfredo K. Kojima <kojima@inf.ufrgs.br>
menu.de	German		Carsten Schaar <nhadcasc@fs-maphy.uni-hannover.de>
menu.cz	Czech		David �auer <xsauer@hwlab.felk.cvut.cz>
menu.ko	Korean		Chae-Yong Chong <cychong@metro.telecom.samsung.co.kr>
			Byeong-Chan Kim <redhands@linux.sarang.net>
menu.gl	Galician	Xose Vazquez <xose@arrakis.es>
menu.fr French		ObiTuarY <obituary@freshmeat.net>
menu.it Italian		Roberto Checozzo <croberto@aerre.it>
menu.ru Russian		August S.Sigov <freedomain@actor.ru>
menu.es Spanish		Rodrigo Hornos Prados <tnetrhp@ctv.es>
			Jos� Luis Rivas L�pez <jrivas@ares.ipf.uvigo.es>
menu.he	Hebrew		Please send me your name/email if you wrote this
			We unfortunately lost that info :(
menu.tr Turkish         F. Kagan Gurkaynak <kgf@wpi.edu>
menu.fi Finnish		Ville Hautamaki <villeh@photon.joensuu.fi>
menu.se Swdish		Andreas Persenius <andreas@alfaskop.net>
menu.hr	Croatian	Toni Bilic <tbilic@efos.hr>
menu.el Greek		Nikolaos Papagrigoriou <papanikos@usa.net>
menu.dk Danish		John M. Lockard <jlockard@math.lsa.umich.edu>
			Jacob Sparre Andersen <sparre@cats.nbi.dk>
menu.sl Slovene		Alen Salamun <snowman@hal9000.medinet.si>
menu.hu Hungarian	Csanaki Csaba <prew@mail.matav.hu>
menu.ca Catal�		Carles Amig<F3> dj_fr3nd@hotmail.com
menu.zh_TW.Big5 Chinese Li Wei Jih <lwj83@cs.ccu.edu.tw>
menu.zh_CN Chinese	Wang Jian <wangjian2@asiainfo.com>
menu.pl Polish		Maciej Friedel <tytus@tytus.itma.pwr.wroc.pl>
menu.bg	Bulgarian	Slavei Karadjov <slaff@exco.net>
menu.sk Slovak      	judas@hell <tomka@oalevice.sk>
menu.nl Dutch		Alwin <translations@ziggo.nl>
menu.fy Frisian		Alwin <translations@ziggo.nl>



plmenu.da Danish 	Birger Langkjer <birger.langkjer@image.dk>
plmenu.zh_CN Chinese	Wang Jian <wangjian2@asiainfo.com>
plmenu.hr Croatian	Toni Bilic <tbilic@efos.hr>
plmenu.it Italian	Michele Campeotto <micampe@tv.record.unipd.it>
plmenu.de German 	Matthias Warkus <mawarkus@t-online.de>
plmenu.pl Polish	Maciej Friedel <tytus@tytus.itma.pwr.wroc.pl>
plmenu.ko Korean	Byeong-Chan Kim <redhands@linux.sarang.net>
plemnu.es Spanish	David A. Schekaiban <nb@zaz.net>
plmenu.bg Bulgarian	Slavei Karadjov <slaff@exco.net>
plmenu.sk Slovak      	judas@hell <tomka@oalevice.sk>
plmenu.ja Japanese	Seiichi SATO <sato@cvs-net.co.jp>
plmenu.nl Dutch		Alwin <translations@ziggo.nl>
plmenu.fy Frisian	Alwin <translations@ziggo.nl>

Themes For Window Maker
=======================

Note: the information contained in this file is only valid for themes
in the .themed (for theme directory) format, supported in
Window Maker 0.20.4 or newer.


How To Install a Theme Pack
===========================

To install a theme, unpack your theme into your WindowMaker directory
(the same as old-style themes), usually ~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker

cd ~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker
gzip -dc "xyztheme.tar.gz" | tar xvf -

You can also do this in your system-wide WindowMaker directory (usually
/usr/local/share/WindowMaker) to have the themes be available to all
your users. This will probably need to be done with root access.


How To Load a Theme
===================

Use the setstyle command to load a theme. Example:

setstyle xyztheme.themed

Note that if you move the directory of the theme (for example, from
~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker/Themes to /usr/local/share/WindowMaker/Themes)
you will have to reload that theme so that path information is updated.


How To Make a Theme Pack
========================

To create a theme pack from your current configuration, use the getstyle
utility with the -p flag. Example:

getstyle -p ~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker/Themes/MyTheme

This will create a theme pack (a new directory in either the current
directory or a directory you specify) named MyTheme.themed, containing
everything it requires, including all pixmap files. In this example,
the new theme pack would be made in your themes directory and be
immediately available in your Themes menu.

Additionally, you can put a text file named MyTheme.lsm in the MyTheme.themed
directory. This file can contain info like copyrights, credits or whatever.

To distribute your theme, just make a .tar.gz of the .themed directory.
This is preferably done from the same directory that you unpack the themes
from to maintain consistancy with the old theme format.

Example:

cd ~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker
tar cvf MyTheme.tar Themes/MyTheme.themed
gzip MyTheme.tar


How To Delete a Theme Pack
==========================

Just remove the .themed directory. Example:

cd ~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker/Themes
rm -fr themename.themed


How To Save Disk Space
======================

If you have more than 1 theme that use the same huge background image,
you can delete all the duplicated files and then create hard links in
place of them. For example, if you have:

theme1.themed/back.jpg

theme2.themed/backimage.jpg

theme3.themed/back.jpg

and all three files contain the same image, you can do:

rm theme2.themed/backimage.jpg
rm theme3.themed/back.jpg
ln theme1.themed/back.jpg theme2.themed/backimage.jpg
ln theme1.themed/back.jpg theme3.themed/back.jpg