I am not sure if GNOME has a GUI scripting tool, but Sawfish certainly does; go to the sawfish page (sawfish.org) and look up the links (I would do it for ya, but it seems that I can't get to the proper link; must be down right now). However, that only covers window management, etc. As to the behaviours of the application itself, I am pretty sure that there are Python and Perl bindings for Gnome/GTK, etc. unfortunately, like all things linux, there is very little cohesive scripting ability, but there are LOTS of very powerful tools out there for you to work with to control GUI and Window behaviour. gnomefg wrote: > Hi! > > I'd like to ask if there is a GUI scripting capability in > GNOME. Like in BeOS or OS/2. If ther isn't, are they > planning to do it? > By the way! Linux's (and UNIX's) power is in combining > programs with pipes and filters by the shell. > My question might be stupid, but what if this feature would > apear on the GUI. For exmaple : Imagine that your word > processor can't handle a format but you have a converter. > With the mouse you should redirect the "save as..." dialog's > output into the converter's input. > OK this was a silly example! You can do it at the shell too. > But what if your converter is only available like a GUI app. > But there can be other aspects when this kind of stuff might > be handy. > Any comments? > > Thanx! > > _______________________________________________ > gnome-gui-list mailing list > gnome-gui-list gnome org > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-gui-list
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