Hi Oliver,
Excerpts from Oliver Kiddle's message of 2012-03-29 00:49:10 +0200:
> One thing I notice is that if I start an xterm in an empty workspace and
> then press Mod-A followed by Mod-W repeatedly it is somehow creating
> more containers at the top of the tree. Once there are about 20, the
>
One thing I notice is that if I start an xterm in an empty workspace and
then press Mod-A followed by Mod-W repeatedly it is somehow creating
more containers at the top of the tree. Once there are about 20, the
whole thing hangs so there must be a bug in this somewhere even if it is
intended behavi
Hi Oliver,
Thanks for sharing your impressions.
On Thu, 22 Mar 2012 16:04:46 +0100 Oliver Kiddle
wrote:
> It seems the split command, either vertical, or horizontal is
> essentially the command to create a new container and move the current
> window down into that comtainer. Moving the current w
Here are some thoughts from my initial experiences with i3.
In general my problem with tiling window managers is that windows don't
stay where I left them: close a window and everything gets resized to
gobble up the space, or try to move one window and everything else gets
messed up in the process
