30 Sep
2003
30 Sep
'03
3:53 p.m.
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 18:09:34 +0400
"horsh" <horsh(a)mail.ru> wrote:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/ion/
http://freshmeat.net/projects/larswm/
http://freshmeat.net/projects/pwm/
http://freshmeat.net/projects/scwm/ {with the constraints module {if you can
get it to compile.} In fact... this is your best option. {if you can get it to
compile. {tho' FVWM is fairly similar and makes for a really nice
environment.}}}}
I've used all of these... they all work fairly well. There are several
available that are made for imbedded devices and pocket computers that
should do what you want . {I'm thinking "matchbox" tho' it's been a
while
since I've looked... I may be wrong. I do know there are several. You can
probably finf them with a Google search.}
Hi,
dealing with linux GUI audio applications
I have found that the following
feature would be usefull:
I want to stick or glue some windows of
*different* applications together so that
they be organized in "solid body"
i.e. so that I could minimize/restore,
move them together.
(you can find an example of similar behavior
in how xmms organizes its subwindows)
I know that some window managers offer
"border gravity" and some others offer
virtual desktops,
but sometimes it's just not enough.
As fas as I can tell the linux audio
goes the unix way in the sence that there are
many small interacting programs each doing
its own thing. So one needs to have *many*
small GUI apps open at the same time.
And the feature Im talking about would
be realy usefull.
So my question is:
Which window manager support such "sticky"
feature?
horsh