On Thu, May02,02 00:35, thelupine wrote: > > > Third: Is there a default/global setting to force BB to > > > remember windows postion, size...attributes? I'll > > > resize and position a window the way I want it, and then > > > it loses this the next time I launch it. > > > > Once you decide how you like things, pass geometry > > arguments to your applications. Anything xaw is going to > > support a -geometry option. Netscape and Mozilla support a > > resource setting to control their position and size. > > now that you mention, I remember seeing/reading something > about that. Guess I forgotten....damn newbie ;-) > > thanks man, I will look into that option some more.
Yeah... this is the only way to go... session management just reduces a need for people to THINK about how they use their computer. I've spend a considerable number of hours (cumulative, not all at once) considering how I can effectively setup my desktop, as well as make it look good. I've got everything the way I like it (well, since I've upgraded to Debian, everything is cosher except I'm missing the don't-maximize-over-the-slit patch *shrug*), and the most beautiful thing is that everything starts when my window manager starts... and it all shows up in the same place (man, bbappconf, even in it's sub-alpha version, is an amazing program... bblaunch is also nice because it doesn't FORCE apps to be a certain way). DC -- Derek Cunningham [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Human beings act intelligently only after they have exhausted the alternatives" -- Abba Eban Registered Linux User Number 195825
