On Sun, Jan 03, 2010 at 08:07:58PM -0600, Marco Peereboom wrote: > I'll take patches. There are several features I don't use but still > committed; the only requirements I have are: > * ISC licensed > * not in the way of current behavior > * well written and within the scrotwm style
I'll see what I can do then (first time in the scrotwm codebase). > >* No tagging > > > >Since Marco doesn't really like this, and it is his wm, I doubt this > >would be comming back (a shame, really. you can still use tags as > >regular workspaces if so inclined). > > What do you mean come back? I used a couple of ideas and lines of > code from dwm but it is essentially completly written from scratch. > It was never in there. I was under the impression that it was basically dwm with your own changes and unneeded things stripped out (at least that's how I intrepreted your webpage). > >I like the way dwm distinguishes between floating windows in a tiled > >layout and windows that are set to float because of the current > >floating > >layout, so if you switch back to a tiled layout, windows which you > >have > >explicitly set to floating will remain floating. > > > >* New windows are always pushed to the bottom of the stack, can't be > > configured > > > >I think this should be an option. > > Nah, m-enter is the magic. What about opening a window above the current one (xmonad-style)?
