Re: GTK window manager
- From: Kenneth Christíqua <kenneth ripen dk>
- To: "gnome-list (Redhat)" <gnome-list gnome org>, "Moses O. McKnight" <moses texoma net>, <aedem rocketmail com>
- Subject: Re: GTK window manager
- Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 20:23:13 +0200
There's something I don't understand here:
>Gtkwm will provide an interface to the window manager with ORBit. This will
>allow custom modules to communicate with the window manager. Standard
>modules will be provided: GtkwmDesktop will be a panel module that switches
>desktops and keeps track of backgrounds and such, GtkwmTaskBar will also
>be a panel module that shows the current running applications, GtkwmIcons
>will provide fvwm style floating icons for iconified windows.
If the windowmanager is gnome compliant, you can just use the gnome-pager.
There's no need for a GtkwmDesktop or a GtkwmTaskBar/GtkwmIcons.
>The look of gtkwm can be drastically changed with the configuration settings.
>Gtkwm was designed to imitate fvwm, KDE, and Window95. While it does this,
>gtkwm can also create new looks.
I think that this should be implimentet as one of the latest features, since the
idea with a small, quick, gtk wm, would somehow disappear if it supports
theming like that. The only theming I think it should have, would be stuff like:
* color of border
* which buttons who should be on the border
Actually it should only be possible to change the things that you can change in
windows.
Kenneth
---
> Hi,
>
> Why not just help out with the gtkwm
> <http://www.accesscom.com/~edem/andrew/gtkwm/index.html> instead of making a
> different one? Is there something bad wrong with what he's doing or do y'all
> just not know about it?
Didn't knew. Think I heard about it once, but thought it was dead
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