David J Patrick wrote: > Quoting Kris Maglione <maglion...@gmail.com>: > >> On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 08:38:51PM -0500, David J Patrick wrote: >>> because I don't relish the idea of rebuilding them every time. >> >> No. In theory you could script it, but it's not a problem in practice >> because settings are usually stored in initialization scripts. > > DAMN! > Well that's a total show-stopper for me. > > I like the suck-less philosophy > I like the look of wmii > and the key-bindings > and set-up a whole control panel for my business, using lightweight > (mostly cli and ncurses) apps, and am trying to set up a USB bootable > environment. for it. > > but if my set-up is trashed evey time my machine re-starts, that's not > going to work. > > does anyone have an idea how save-settings might happen ? > or do I have to (regretfully) leave wmii behind ? > > :-( > > djp
Hey, I don't get it, what settings do you mean? Settings, how the windows are arranged? If so, you might write a little script using wmiir... Best, Yannic
