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@ -6,11 +6,14 @@ A simple Shutdown Dialog for Openbox written in C using GTK
## Why?
I just bought a new laptop and on my workstation I was using [ssd from Sawfish](https://github.com/SawfishWM/ssd) which I loved. I didn't want to go through all the steps of installing the necessary libraries and dependencies to get it to work, so I decided to create my own.
Been using Openbox many many years and loving it. One of the main issue I have with it is its incredibly simple Exit dialog. On a modern system, a better solution is needed.
I guess there are many programs such as this one out there, but one more doesn't hurt, does it?
Anyway, I just bought a new laptop and on my workstation I was using [ssd from Sawfish](https://github.com/SawfishWM/ssd) which I loved. I didn't want to go through all the steps of installing the necessary libraries and dependencies to get it to work, so I decided to create my own.
## Dependencies and compilation
This app requires GTK+ 3.0 development libraries and gcc or clang.
This app requires GTK+ 3.0, Glib 2 development libraries and gcc or clang.
I am using this command to compile the program:
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% clang ssdd.c resources.c -o ssdd `pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-3.0`
```
This produces the binary `ssdd` which you can place in your $PATH.
This produces the binary `ssdd` which you can place in your $PATH. I place mine in `~/bin`. You can strip if, but it'll only save you a few kilobytes, so it's basically unnecessary...
## Configure Openbox to use it.