[H-GEN] what to do with old P100, P200?
Christopher Biggs
chris at stallion.oz.au
Tue Jul 30 03:13:05 EDT 2002
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David Starkoff <dbs at uq.net.au> moved upon the face of the 'Net and spake thusly:
> At 2002-07-30T00:48-0400, Jason Parker-Burlingham wrote:
>
>> Has anyone seen a truly innovative window manager recently?
>
> Ratpoison <http://ratpoison.sourceforge.net/>!
Tried it, laughed myself silly at its indescribable elegance (iScreen
for X!), but didn't stick with it because I sometimes get extravagant
and desire maybe as many as *two* windows on screen at once. :-)
I've been using "larswm" for some time now. It's minimalist like
ratpoison, but auto-tiles your windows in two columns, rather than
bringing one window at a time to the full screen. The tiling can
be configured so that some apps get tiled, while others can have
whatever screen space they like, while still others reside in a sticky
"toolbar" area. At ork I run dual monitors (as separate displays,
not using xinerama) and larswm works better than any other window
manager I've encountered in this arrangement.
At home I use "wmx" (an offshoot of wm2), which is minimalist, but
nonetheless stylish.
BTW, it so happens that all the above window managers descend from the
9wm codebase.
--cjb
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