On 4/17/19, Michael Misch wrote:
> i tried to solve that problem on Linux, with a wm that tiled set-sized
> windows in a floating grid, but it was always very, very hacky. (For the
> curious, github.com/halfwit/hwwm)
>
A name (halfwit) worthy of the long-forgotten fortune database!
Lucio.
i tried to solve that problem on Linux, with a wm that tiled set-sized
windows in a floating grid, but it was always very, very hacky. (For the
curious, github.com/halfwit/hwwm)
On Tue., Apr. 16, 2019, 9:59 p.m. Lucio De Re, wrote:
> On 4/16/19, Marshall Conover wrote:
> > [ ... ]
> > As an
On 4/16/19, Marshall Conover wrote:
> [ ... ]
> As an aside, Lucio, I'd second Ethan in that it's probably worth taking a
> look; I'd be surprised if there was more actual code to change than there
> was just ramp-up time to understand what you need to change, and a
> one-or-two hour excursion
Thanks, Ori, that's badass. I'll have to struggle with laziness re:hooking
up to a monitor/rebooting my cpu server to give it a go, but it would be
good to get a feel of what I'm aiming for.
Mart - thanks for pointing out Microviche. I had considered whether zooming
and other features might be
On Tue, Apr 16, 2019, at 4:56 AM, Lucio De Re wrote:
>
> Is it worth my while to delve into p9p's innards and see if I can find
> all the locations where this needs to be corrected? Is it going to be
> one locations or far too many?
I couldn't tell you exactly, but I can tell you X window
On 15/04/2019, Marshall Conover wrote:
> For example, I feel super squished on a single screen, but I've come to
> dislike the awkwardness of switching between multiple 'workspaces' or
> working with tiling wms. So I'm playing around with rio at the moment to
> see if adding a 'panning' effect,
