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Re: Sawmill window manager
- From: "Sean Hunter" <sean uncarved co uk>
- To: axp-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: Sawmill window manager
- Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2000 07:29:32 +0000
On Sun, Jan 30, 2000 at 04:30:28PM -0700, Michal Jaegermann wrote:
> Sean Hunter wrote:
> >
> > I've just built the sawmill 0.23 RPMS on my EV56.
>
> I guess that I hacked the last time a version 0.16. It had this
> minor gotcha that in order to rebuild it one had to be in X-windows
> enviroment. Is this changed now? It is not a major hardship
> in any case as you are building a manager for X-windows. :-)
I did build them while logged in over gdm, so I guess I don't rightly
know.
> > <RAVE>Its a great window manager for use with gnome.
>
> Agreed. Even better if you can program in Lisp a tiny bit;
> although a lot of things can be done with provided tools.
> But it is fairly minimal so not for folks with baroque tastes.
Yup. Leaning a little more lisp is next on my list of STUFF TO DO. ;)
> > Very clean and
> > fast, with very little of the extra cruft that comes with
> > enlightenment.</RAVE>
>
> ICEwm is another interesting option and there are other managers
> which would cooperate nicely with Gnome - including Window Maker
> which is included in RH6.1. Enlightenment is very far from the
> end of the world.
Agreed. I really like Window Maker, but became a little disheartened
with its development at one stage, because it seemed to stall re gnome
stuff.
Sean
> Michal
>
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