obm-dir
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obm-dir <directory> <command>

Builds a menu from a directory, alphabetically sorted. Example:
	obm-dir "/home/kolme/wallpaper" "fbsetbg"


obm-moz
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usage: obm-moz [options]

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -f, --firefox         Look for Firefox bookmarks
  -m, --mozilla         Look for Mozilla Suite bookmarks
  -b FILENAME, --bookmarks=FILENAME
                        Especify the path to the bookmarks.html file
  -r ROOT, --root=ROOT  Root folder of the bookmarks
  -n BROWSER, --navigator=BROWSER
                        Command to run the web browser.

Translates any mozilla-compatible bookmarks into an openbox menu.
If no arguments are given, it'll try to find your bookmarks.
A bookmarks folder can be passed as an argument, It'll try to find it and
build the menu out of that folder.
Example:
	obm-moz -b "/path/to/bookmarks.html" -r "Bookmarks Toolbar Folder"


obm-nav
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obm-nav <root> <filer> <terminal>

Recursively builds a menu to navigate directories. Example:
	obm-nav /home/kolme rox aterm


obm-xdg
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obm-xdg --import
  Creates a file called "gnome-menus.xml"
  
obm-xdg --replace
  Replaces the Openbox menu with the Gnome menus
  
obm-xdg
  Prints a pipemenu (normal behaviour)

A path to a different gnome menu can be passed:
obm-xdg [options] /path/to/system.menu