Re: bbkeys 0.3.6 released
On Wed, Mar 14, 2001 at 11:45:35PM -0500, Jason vanRijn Kasper wrote: > So. It's been a while. =:) bbkeys 0.3.6 is hereby released into the wild, > may > God have mercy on us. Thanks to several patches and ideas sent in from Um, okay, but I'll bet it doesn't include shaleh's Xcutbuffer patch, now, does it? -- -=|JP|=-"This space intentionally left blank." Jon Pennington | Debian 2.4 -o) [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Auto Enthusiast/\\ Kansas City, MO, USA| Proud Husband and Father _\_V
bbkeys 0.3.6 released
So. It's been a while. =:) bbkeys 0.3.6 is hereby released into the wild,
may
God have mercy on us. Thanks to several patches and ideas sent in from
my little user community (look, Ma, I've got users!!), bbkeys now sports
several new really neato features, such as window moving and resizing via
keystroke navigation. Also, I've reworked the methodology behind the
whole configuration launch thingey (Kyle, you were -> <- this close), and
I've reworked the very simple "just to get you started with bbkeys
configuration" C program, bbkeysConfigC, that gets launched in an xterm
or
rxvt to be a little bit more useful and much more informative. (Can you
say
DISCLAIMER, anyone?)
Also in this release is an updated bbkeysconf package (available in rpm,
deb, lemon-lime, and tooty-fruity flavors) that allows configuration of
these
new and improved bbkeys features. Trek on over to
http://movingparts.net/bbkeys.shtml
to download your choice of rpm, deb, or source-ball. As always, please
let
me know of any problems or issues you may have with this fine, quality
product =:)
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Jason Kasper (vanRijn)
Systems Engineer
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bblaunch
New version of bblaunch for those interested: http://2bit.dhs.org/files/bblaunch/bblaunch-20010314a.tar.gz I think I have most of the bugs squashed and am about ready for version 0.0.1. If you find any brokenness, please let me know. Thanks, Scott
Re: Xinerama
I gave it a shot a few days ago and the main issue I had was that of the toolbar being about 6,000 miles long when using LeftOf or RightOf in the ServerLayout. Expect a possible update to blackbox with Xinerama support in the comming weeks/months/ On Wed, Mar 14, 2001 at 10:02:14PM +0100, Mattias Ekl?f wrote: > Has anyone here run Blackbox making use of the X Xinerama extension? I'm > a little interested in trying this out, and would like to here if > someone's had experience with it. I suppose Blackbox isn't especially > Xinerama aware, judging from the Xinerama-HOWTO, so I'm foremostly > intersted in knowing if there could be any other complications than the > common ones mentioned in the howto. (The windowmanager placeing windows > in "dead" spaces, maximizing a window maximizes over both screens, etc.) > > Mattias >
Xinerama
Has anyone here run Blackbox making use of the X Xinerama extension? I'm a little interested in trying this out, and would like to here if someone's had experience with it. I suppose Blackbox isn't especially Xinerama aware, judging from the Xinerama-HOWTO, so I'm foremostly intersted in knowing if there could be any other complications than the common ones mentioned in the howto. (The windowmanager placeing windows in "dead" spaces, maximizing a window maximizes over both screens, etc.) Mattias
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Re: Another Open Letter
Well, since it looks like no one actually cares what I have to say, and the ones that read it seem to just want to shoot me down, I just have to ask Why does any one here care? I mean, if it's that bad, we can deal with it when the time comes. (Thanks for insulting me after I tried to make a point)
Re: Finished
Jonathan Gift wrote: > Let me spell it out for those people with the problem. I use BB because > it is lean, fast, and stable. I do not like clutter. I do not like Gnome > or KDE for that matter. I use Vim, Gkrellm and several open consoles. But if you dislike gnome and KDE (as I'm sure many of us do) then why do you want support? Gnome apps run fine under BB, just get your gtk set up corectly. There's no need to support gnome directly. Its apps run faster this way anyway. That old hack for gnome support just slows things down. just thought I'd toss this in because I hadn't seen it yet. -- +---+ | Kevin C. Oleksy| "Come not between| | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | the dragon and his | | www.heli0s.com | wrath." --King Lear | |+--| | Powered by Linux 2.4 www.linuxhq.com| +---+
