> I use fvwm, (which stands for One True Window Manager), and it can treat > different applications differently, which I presume would include window > resizing. I also have a menu I can pop up which will let me resize any > window, including ones which shut off resize handles. I also have multiple > virtual screens with a nifty pager that lets me move windows graphically to > other screens.
I use fluxbox (which stands for The Other True Window Manager), and it will let me resize the window too, or bring it to a different virtual desktop. If I resize however, then content dissapears. IE, the window size changes to my whim, but the content size doesn't. > I don't know anything about Xnest, but in general you can start a second copy > of X from a virtual console: > > Hit control-alt-F2 from X to switch to a VT. Login. > Run "startx -- :1" > X should load. Hitting control-alt-F7 should take you to your first X > session. F8 should be the second. That's good to know :-D unfortunately, it won't help in this case. The reason I wanted a different sized window is that the insturctions for what to do with this program are on the class web-page, and I wanted to be able to view both at once, which I could do, if the program would run in 800x600. Thanks though, ~Miichael Moore ===================== iBook 800MHz - Gentoo 2.6.9-rc2 www.stuporglue.com PPC Linux, Pictures I've made, random stuff ____________________ BYU Unix Users Group http://uug.byu.edu/ ___________________________________________________________________ List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uug-list
