In wmii-3.9.2, setting gnome-terminal to fullscreen works as expected.
When I use wmii-tip and I engage fullscreen, gnome-terminal takes up
the full screen, but simultaneously seems to cease updating and/or
lose focus. If I mash the keyboard when it's fullscreened, nothing
happens; then, if I un-f
2010 at 2:18 PM, Armando Di Cianno wrote:
> ATM I have a shiny new comp, so i'm in a "I have a hammer, and
> everything looks like a nail"-situation. I'm going to reinstall
> Gentoo, as I'd like to get a Linux distro and WMII installed, to be
> productive (sudde
ebian). When I get to the WMII install, if the issue with
3.9.2 disappears, or is resolved by using hg tip, I'll post my results
here.
Thanks, and cheers,
__armando
On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 11:38 AM, Kris Maglione wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 11:31:27AM -0500, Armando Di Cianno wrote:
>
I have a fresh Ubuntu 10.10 install, and compiled and installed the
tarball of wmii 3.9.2 via 'make deb' and dpkg.
When using the default sh wmiirc, I have to manually set WMII_CONFPATH
to ~/.wmii, or it tries writing to "/.wmii/foo". I set this in my
~/.bashrc, which does make it into my environm
If the mailing list appended the link or address for instructions on
how to manage one's subscriptions, that would help the clueless who
don't know how to look at List-* headers. Also, it would decrease the
instances of people trying to prove that they are smarter than the
clueless.
2¢,
__armando
I was poking around the python alternative scripts, and noticed that
wmiir takes 'setsid' as a command. Poking into the wmiir source, I
see that 'namespace' is also a command.
These should probably be documented in the man page, and definitely at
least in the usage output of wmiir.
__armando
FWIW and IMHO, Python has the only multiple inheritance structure I've
encountered that made sense and was straightforward to understand.
__armando
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 3:02 PM, Jonas H. wrote:
> On 02/16/2010 07:37 PM, Uriel wrote:
>>
>> multiple inheritance
>
> What's bad about that?
>
>>
Yes, xcompmgr is silly eye-candy ... but it used to work well
alongside wmii 3.9b1, and no longer does in tip.
My day-to-day setup involves mostly Emacs and rxvt-unicode, and I tend
to use playing video on the root window as a convenient way to keep
noodling on work while I catch up on news or mov
Ahh, great. I'll sign-up for that list unti/if that global feed exists.
Thanks,
__armando
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 11:30 AM, Anselm R Garbe wrote:
> 2010/1/27 Armando Di Cianno :
>> I follow 5 or so projects on suckless, and like to package up specific
>> revisions via
I follow 5 or so projects on suckless, and like to package up specific
revisions via Gentoo portage; so I wait for updates with bated breath
and all that.
Simply, is there a single rss/atom feed for the entire collection?
It's easy enough to grab the specific ones I want, granted, so mostly
just c
David,
I worked with the people at Kitware, Inc. for a while (here in
beautiful upstate New York), and they wrote and maintain CMake [1]. I
believe KDE, IIRC, has used CMake for a while now (which is at least a
testament to the complexity it can handle).
IMHO, CMake does not have a great syntax,
Odd - my gut reaction seeing the title made me suppose it was for
/usability/ reasons. The technical reasons, make sense though.
I worked for a company that generated a lot of header files in the
course of work (think lots of different #define's for lots of
different bit moving and whatnot for lo
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 7:43 PM, Suraj Kurapati wrote:
>> * ANNOYANCE: It was really surprising to see the defaults for
>> max/stack/default be Mod-z,X. I don't follow HEAD of wmii development
>> (maybe I should), but this really confused me for a minute. Maybe I
>> use column client shifting mor
out asking if
I'd like to restart the window manager. In this instance, all my
clients are dead anyway, so restarting wmii at that point is somewhat
pointless.
__armando
On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 2:41 PM, Armando Di Cianno wrote:
> Suraj,
>
> The new release looks interesting. I spe
Suraj,
The new release looks interesting. I spent a bit of time yesterday
porting my settings over (a bit of a hassle, since I was working on a
WMII-type DE using ruby wmiirc setup as a base). I definitely like
the breakdown -- it's going to be *very* easy now to do minor edits
(e.g. a keybindin
;ll keep an eye out when I next log out of X. My ~/.xinitrc ends
with "until wmii; do :; done", so maybe the problem of non-dying
wmii's lies there.
Thanks for the points and info.
__armando
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 11:15 PM, Suraj Kurapati wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Thu, D
... with the addenum that the new parent of all the supposed orphans
has become 1 / init.
__armando
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 3:32 PM, Armando Di Cianno wrote:
>> $ ps -e -o pid,pid,lstart,time,command -H|grep -C 4 wmii
>
> The second 'pid' should've been 'ppi
> $ ps -e -o pid,pid,lstart,time,command -H|grep -C 4 wmii
The second 'pid' should've been 'ppid', but I think the parenting is
still pretty clear in the original ps list.
__armando
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 3:31 PM, Armando Di Cianno wrote:
> I'm usin
I'm using the sunaku wmiirc setup, with some modifications, from
github. I tend to restart/re-run wmiirc a lot, as I make
modifications. I'm running an up-to-date Gentoo Linux system, with a
pretty basic setup. I had some X updates, so I decided to finally log
out, and try to diagnose an issue I
Suraj + all,
I'm running the 3.9b1 release here, on a Gentoo Linux system. I'm
running Suraj's latest wmiirc, from the git repo, with (so far) minor
additions.
I've editted my config.yaml a bit (making it very task/project based),
but generally haven't altered the basic functionality yet. I'm
c
How do you launch a wmii session? .xinitrc?
In experimenting with using env vars, based on various needs I have, I
found that exporting from wmiirc, and re-running it, works in a pinch
as well.
In your case, are you using .xsession/.xinitrc? If so, I would export
the needed vars there, or source
FWIW, here's my .gtkrc-2.0, and .gtkrc.mine
~/.gtkrc-2.0
###
include "/home/fafhrd/.themes/Darkilouche/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"
include "/home/fafhrd/.gtkrc.mine
###
This loads a default theme for gtk apps, and allows me to load my own
whatnot in ~/.gtkrc.mine
~/.gtkrc.mine
###
gtk-icon-theme-name="Neu"
Yes, all those ruby gems are needed, if you plan to use the ruby
alternative wmiirc script. It uses rumai, which pulls in other deps.
None of them are currently in portage. I added use flags for ruby,
python, plan9port to the ebuild, too.
The Python alt script ships with the needed libs, so it w
Hey all,
I tend to lurk.
Here's my Gentoo overlay for wmii, attached. Martin's updated ebuild
was a good stop-gap, but I've also updated it to be aware of the
shipped alternative wmii scripts, including dependencies and such.
I've also updated the dependencies, which include removing libixp,
sin
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