One of the most powerful strengths of open source software is that it never gets 100% obsolete. As long as the source is available, you always have the choice of download it, compile it and tailor in a way that fits your needs.
I use wmii as well, it is because it works well in small screens. I use it on my Eee 701SD which has a 7 inch screen. The killer feature is its ability to stack windows in stacked mode. This allows to move across windows in a single workspace as if you were reading the cards in a rolodex. Although it also allows for panelizing and floating modes, it is the stack mode that makes it suitable for this screen size. I also compiled wmi, because I needed to run in a computer in which X does not have xrandr support. It works pretty good as well even though it is considered legacy. My 2 cents... Sent from my Motorola ATRIX™ 4G on AT&T -----Original message----- From: hiro <23h...@googlemail.com> To: dev mail list <dev@suckless.org> Sent: Mon, Mar 19, 2012 21:24:11 GMT+00:00 Subject: Re: [dev] some wmiirc scripts If you want to feel like belonging to Anselm's elite suckless group you'll have to switch to dwm (and update it at full moons), but if you're fine with making up your own opinion you're still free to use wmii as long as it keeps working for you.
