As far as I know you can't do it 'on the fly'. The best thing I can think
of is to use an environment that allows you to save the workspace
configuration. WindowMaker lets you do this, and I'm pretty sure GNOME
will, too.
--
Alexander K. Hansen
Associate Research Scientist, Columbia University
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I recently moved over to the rootless server (Thanks
everyone for the help btw.) and I tried using rootless mode,
and I decided to go back to rooted. However what I would
*really* like is to be able to change rooted/rootless on the
fly. Is this at all feasible, or does something about how
XFree86/
At 22:14 Uhr -0600 19.03.2002, Rich Ramos wrote:
>>Another good option for a window manager is OroborOSX. It basically works
>>like a standard double-clickable Mac application, runs rootless so that you
>>have easy access to other applications, and also has controls in the Mac
>>menu bar. Check
> Another good option for a window manager is OroborOSX. It basically works
> like a standard double-clickable Mac application, runs rootless so that you
> have easy access to other applications, and also has controls in the Mac
> menu bar. Check out http://wrench.et.ic.ac.uk:80/adrian/software
This is a problem with the default window manger (twm) that comes with
Xdarwin. You'll need to install a different window manager and set your
system up to run it. Check out
http://fink.sourceforge.net/doc/x11/index.php
for more information. 'fink list | grep anager' will give you a list of
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