$ cp res/PieDockrc.sample ~/.PieDockrc
Edit ".PieDockrc" to meet your requirements. The format of the file is very simple: Each line begins with a statement and continues with space-seperated arguments to this statement. If an argument has spaces, it must be enclosed in quotes, just like you do on the command line. There are only two statements that are important: icon and alias.
Use the icon statement to specify persistent icons in the menu. Normally an icon would only appear if there is a corresponding window. icon icons do always appear. The statement accepts two arguments: the name of the application (which must also be the name of the icon in "~/.PieDock/") and, optionally, a string to launch the application if the first argument isn't enough to do that (i.e. a path is required or you want to give some arguments).
The alias directive allows you to recognize windows that do not give the correct name of their corresponding executable. Every application window in X11 should have a resource with it's name in it (the so-called class hints for the interested).
Unfortunately, this name may differ from the name of the executable which is where alias comes in. alias accepts two arguments: a string for recognition and the true name of the executable. The recognition string may be prefixed by another argument (either name, class or title) to specifiy the property which the string is checked against.
There is a "utils" subdirectory which contains a helpful utitlity to find the right settings. Just change into this directory and do:
$ ./PieDockUtils -l
A list of all open windows with their properties will be displayed. Now you can use those values (always prefer the class or name property) to set up aliases for windows which doesn't get recognized the right way.
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# window size in pixels
# if you're running weak hardware, try to keep this low
# usage: size PIXELS
size 320
# observe Fitts' Law and make each pie-slice extend to the edge of the screen?
# see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitts%27_law
# usage: fitts (0|1)
fitts 1
# use compositing manager for true transparency?
# usage: compositing (0|1)
#compositing 1
# do you want to have an icon title in the middle of the pie?
# usage: title (0|1)
title 1
# what font do you want to use?
# usage: font FAMILY SIZE [COLOR]
#font Sans 9.0 ffffff
# customize font cartouche
# usage: cartouche CORNER [ALPHA] [COLOR]
# CORNER 0..255 - corner radius in pixels
# ALPHA 0..255 - lower values mean higher transparency, higher values mean
# higher opacity
# COLOR - hex code of color
#cartouche 6 192 000000
# zoom icons on mouse-over?
# usage: zoom VALUE
# VALUE can be any float from 0.0 (no zoom) - 1.0 (full zoom)
#zoom 1.0
# should clicking in the middle of the menu have any effect?
# usage: centre (Ignore|NearestIcon|Disappear)
#centre Disappear
# should triggers still work if some mask (like Num_Lock) is enabled?
# usage: ignore-mask KEY
ignore-mask Num_Lock
# activation keys and (pointer) buttons
# usage: trigger [menu NAME] (button[-up]|button-down|key) [MODIFIER] (KEY|BUTTON)
#
# If you get "X Error of failed request: BadAccess", some other program
# have grabbed that key or button already.
trigger button Mod4 1
trigger button Mod4 4
trigger button Mod4 5
# button configuration or what the mouse-buttons do while the menu is open
# usage: button [BUTTON] [ACTION]
# available actions are:
# Launch - start the program identified by that icon
# ShowNext - show next window of icon, or launch if not running
# ShowPrevious - show previous of icon, or launch if not running
# Hide - hide next window of icon (minimize / iconify)
# Close - close next window of icon (might lose data!)
# SpinUp - spin menu up (rotate)
# SpinDown - spin menu down (rotate widdershins)
# SpinNext - spin to next icon (rotate)
# SpinPrevious - spin to previous icon (rotate widdershins)
# Disappear - hide pie menu
button 1 ShowNext
button 2 ShowPrevious
button 3 Launch
button 4 SpinNext
button 5 SpinPrevious
# key configuration or what the keys on the keyboard do while the menu is open
# usage: key KEYSYM ACTION
# available actions: same as in button configuration
key Escape Disappear
key Return ShowNext
key Up SpinNext
key Down SpinPrevious
# spin-step: how far we'll spin the menu on SpinUp/SpinDown
# usage: spin-step [-0.75 ... 0.75]
# default: 0.5 negative values reverse direction widdershins/deasil
#spin-step -0.5
# focused and unfocused alpha transparency
# usage: (focused|unfocused|launchers) VALUE
# VALUE 0..255 - lower values mean higher transparency, higher values mean
# higher opacity
#focused 255
#unfocused 64
# start radius of appearing animation
# if you're running weak hardware, you might want to disable this (set to 1.0)
# usage: start-radius VALUE
# VALUE can be any float from 0.0 (start form centre) - 1.0 (no start animation)
#start-radius .9
# should the be a minumum number of icons in a menu?
# usage: minimum-number VALUE
# VALUE can be any integer greater than 1
#minimum-number 6
# active indicator or what should mark an icon as having windows
# usage: active-indicator FILE [(left|center|right)] [(top|center|bottom)]
#active-indicator "path/to/active-indicator.png" right bottom
active-indicator "/usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/emblems/emblem-new.png" right bottom
# what icon should be used for unassociated menu items/windows
# usage: missing-icon FILE
#missing-icon "path/to/missing-icon.png"
# what icon should be used to fill menu up to minimum-number (see above)
# usage: filler-icon FILE
#filler-icon "path/to/filler-icon.png"
# path to PNG files, the files must be named like the application
# usage: path PATH...
path "/home/markus/PieDockInstant/icons"
path "/usr/share/icons/default.kde4/128x128/apps"
path "/usr/share/icons/default.kde4/32x32/apps"
path "/usr/share/icons/hicolor/128x128/apps"
path "/usr/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps"
path "/usr/share/icons/gnome/256x256/apps"
path "/usr/share/icons/gnome/32x32/apps"
path "/usr/share/pixmaps"
# you may specify windows to ignore, those windows will never show up in
# the window list, find the window name with "utils/PieDockUtils -l"
# usage: ignore-window NAME
#ignore-window "gnome-panel"
# aliases
# tweak windows having weird class names to get the right icon
# usage: alias [(name|class|title)] VALUE APPLICATION
alias title "* OpenOffice.org Writer" oowriter
alias title "* OpenOffice.org Calc" oocalc
alias title "* OpenOffice.org Draw" oodraw
alias title "* OpenOffice.org Impress" ooimpress
alias class "Firefox" firefox
alias class "Thunderbird" thunderbird
alias class "Chrome" chromium
alias class "NEdit" nedit
alias class "Xpdf" xpdf
alias class "MPlayer" mplayer
alias class "Gimp" gimp
alias "aterm" terminal
alias "xterm" terminal
alias "xfce4-terminal" terminal
alias "gedit" text-editor
alias "Konsole" terminal
alias "Blender:Render" blender
alias "googleearth-bin" googleearth
# menu of sticky icons
# the asterisk (*) will expand the menu with unassigned windows
# usage:
# menu [NAME]
# icon APPLICATION [COMMAND]
# menu ICONNAME
# icon APPLICATION [COMMAND]
# ...
# end
# ...
# *
# end
menu
icon firefox
icon thunderbird
icon gedit
icon gimp
icon nautilus
icon skype
*
end
# preload icons
# usage: preload [(menus|all|none)]
# NOTE: you really shouldn't choose "all" when using /usr/share/* icon paths!
preload menuscarina sicuramente gnome-pie!luigisalvati ha scritto: Mai usato piedock,ma ho provato di recente gnome-pie,basta aggiungere questo repo ppa:simonschneegans/testing e la installi.
Molto comoda da configurare c'è la voce preferenze nell'indicatore
ma io volevo si attivasse tramite mouse..non tramite prettamente la tastiera 
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menu
icon firefox
icon thunderbird
icon gedit
icon gimp
icon nautilus
icon skype
*
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alias class "MPlayer" mplayer
alias class "Gimp" gimp
alias "aterm" terminal
alias "xterm" terminal
alias "xfce4-terminal" terminal
alias "gedit" text-editor
alias "Konsole" terminal
alias "Blender:Render" blender
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