Anonymous
Unsure what means “corrupting the file”.
Simply create a backup copy of whichever file(s) you intend to edit so that you can undo if necessary.
By omitting the F1_msg text string from the theme file, you can suppress it from being displayed.
To “hide” the label of the currently selected sessiontype, good luck with that ~~ you might experiment by specifying offscreen (greater than 100%) for F1_x and for F1_y
I have lost track of which theme file is specified as the as-shipped default theme file for anti 21.
I expect It would be one of the following:
(and is specified within /etc/slimski.local.conf)
/usr/share/slimski/themes/default/slimski.theme
/usr/share/slimski/themes/ax/slimski.theme
/usr/share/slimski/themes/antiX/slimski.theme
# F1 message
F1_font Verdana:size=12
F1_color #666666
F1_x 46%
F1_y 90%
F1_msg ( Press F1 to change sessiontype )try changing the above to —–v
# F1 message
F1_font Verdana:size=12
F1_color #666666
F1_x 0%
F1_y 0%
#F1_msg ( Press F1 to change sessiontype )For F1_x and F1_y values, you may need to specify a value of 100% instead of zero
(string will still be displayed, but at offscreen coordinates, so will remain unseen)
Bear in mind that when a non-English locale is in effect, the strings within slimski.theme
aver overridden by the strings of same-named variables within the relevant localization file
/usr/share/slimski/themes/ax/ fr_FR, hr_HR, it_IT (et cetera)
so, if your users are not using english locale, you may want/need to edit those instead of the slimski.theme file