I have been using dwm for a long time now, and there is one thing from
Compiz/OSX desktops that I miss; Exposé. I often find myself getting a
little confused about where all my windows are, and want a nice
overview. The only way to do this properly is with XComposite. I would
like to point out n
isn't meta-0 the exposee you are looking for? didnt check your patch but
I prefer not to depend on composite or gl extensions that never work fine
thomasspur...@gmail.com wrote:
I have been using dwm for a long time now, and there is one thing from
Compiz/OSX desktops that I miss; Exposé. I oft
On 16:07 Thu 04 Jun , pancake wrote:
> isn't meta-0 the exposee you are looking for? didnt check your patch but
> I prefer not to depend on composite or gl extensions that never work fine
Thanks, but meta-0 is not what I am looking for; when I have a cluttered
X session:
1) I can't actually se
On Thu 04 Jun 2009 - 03:55PM, thomasspur...@gmail.com wrote:
> On 16:07 Thu 04 Jun , pancake wrote:
> > isn't meta-0 the exposee you are looking for? didnt check your patch but
> > I prefer not to depend on composite or gl extensions that never work fine
>
> Thanks, but meta-0 is not what I am
Hello, I'm currently using the 12/05/09 wmii snapshot on a mixed debian (Lenny
>> Sid).
Font on some apps, iceweasel, gimp,... is incredibily small, it looks as points.
I've added gtk-font-name = "Sans 12" in my ~/.gtkrc-2.0
It doesn't change anything.
I don't have this problem on other wm so i
On Thu, Jun 04, 2009 at 06:47:49PM +, jean bonhomme wrote:
Hello, I'm currently using the 12/05/09 wmii snapshot on a mixed debian (Lenny
>> Sid).
Font on some apps, iceweasel, gimp,... is incredibily small, it looks as points.
I've added gtk-font-name = "Sans 12" in my ~/.gtkrc-2.0
It doe
--- En date de : Jeu 4.6.09, Kris Maglione a écrit :
> You need to run gnome-settings-daemon or the like.
I was reluctant to install gnome pieces on my system
but i did it, gave it a try and it works. Thanks
What was involved in this problem?
It should be possible to solve it without deskt
On 2009-06-04 9:34am, Jeremy Jay wrote:
I must be missing something here You're using dwm, but you're using
the tags as virtual screens instead of tags? The whole point of tiling
window managers like dwm is that you don't have to do window management
(ie expose-like features)... If you have
On 2009-06-04 9:34am, Jeremy Jay wrote:
I must be missing something here You're using dwm, but you're using
the tags as virtual screens instead of tags? The whole point of tiling
window managers like dwm is that you don't have to do window management
(ie expose-like features)... If you have
On 2009-06-04 12:37pm, jean bonhomme wrote:
What was involved in this problem?
It should be possible to solve it without desktop environnement
pieces, isn't it?
You shouldn't need gnome-settings-daemon to get consistent font sizes.
Paste the following into ~/.gtkrc-2.0 (then modify to your
On a debian with the 12/05/09 snapshot, when wmii starts, i have a transparent
frame which doesn't fit the screen size. I see it because its border and
bottom bar aren't transparent.
It is top left aligned, if i fullscreen the client this frame disappears, if i
fullscreen twice, (fullscreen an
If you want a light, window manager independent, GTK app to change
GTK themes I believe gtk-chtheme will also do the trick.
Thomas
On Thu, Jun 04, 2009 at 07:48:47PM +, thay...@gmail.com wrote:
> On 2009-06-04 12:37pm, jean bonhomme wrote:
>
>> What was involved in this problem?
>> It should
On Thu, Jun 04, 2009 at 07:37:02PM +, jean bonhomme wrote:
You need to run gnome-settings-daemon or the like.
I was reluctant to install gnome pieces on my system
but i did it, gave it a try and it works. Thanks
What was involved in this problem?
It should be possible to solve it without d
Ok, thanks to all of you for your answers and tips.
I'll stick on Thayerw's solution.
That's true that gnome-settings-daemon is the standard answer,
when i've begun with debian, gnome was the default gui,
with time going, i've tried lighter stuff and purged it.
I just didn't expected to see gnome
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