On Wed, Sep 21, 2016 at 05:20:31PM +0200, Thomas Schmitt wrote: > You could put a script into /usr/bin (where it will be found, i hope), > let it print the PATH to a file, bind it to a key combination, and > look what it writes into the file: > #!/bin/sh > echo "$PATH" >/tmp/my_openbox_test_for_PATH
Or you can use ps eww -p "$(pgrep openbox)" (or directly substitute the PID you want in case that command substitution is wrong; it works for me with fvwm). The PATH should be visible in the process's environment as displayed by ps. There may be a lot of noise to filter out, of course.
