Posted by member 280260 on 2006-02-08 15:54:13 link
lsxcommand lets you set a default search in the engines.list file, so you can just use "? litestep".
If you want google desktop search functionality, you have to add another engine to your engines.list file. I'm away from my computer right now so I'll post the real thing later, but it's something like:
googleDesktop "http://127.0.0.1:4334?search=[args]..."
I'll post the real thing later.
I just used this in one of my themes - I recommend docking lsxcommand to a label instead of using a separate editbox, because lsxcommand supports a lot of functionality (eg calculator, complete engine list) that you can't get from xlabel alone.
If you want google desktop search functionality, you have to add another engine to your engines.list file. I'm away from my computer right now so I'll post the real thing later, but it's something like:
googleDesktop "http://127.0.0.1:4334?search=[args]..."
I'll post the real thing later.
I just used this in one of my themes - I recommend docking lsxcommand to a label instead of using a separate editbox, because lsxcommand supports a lot of functionality (eg calculator, complete engine list) that you can't get from xlabel alone.