Hi all, I've been hacking a bit on my "Mosaic" layout. It now allows the user to dynamically set some windows to be square (reasonably so, anyhow), and give preferences for the area allocated to individual windows, and to tune the preferred aspect ratios for all windows (except the square ones). It's sort of an arbitrary set of features, but it now makes this layout a potentially useful one. Of course, it'll be more useful when I've implemented a scheme for configuring certain classes of windows to have certain properties, so you won't have to tell each xclock to be small and square. And like all the layouts (except full-screen) it's pretty useless if there are many windows in a given workspace. Anyhow, in case anyone's interested, I didn't have to make any modifications to xmonad except to Config.hs (which is documented in comments in Mosaic.hs), and the keybindings are: mod-l : try to make all windows shorter and wider mod-h : try to make all windows taller and skinnier mod-shift-l : try to make focussed window bigger mod-shift-h : try to make focussed window smaller mod-shift-s : try to make focussed window square You can get the code with darcs get http://physics.oregonstate.edu/~roundyd/XMonad and if you do this get while in the xmonad directory, you'll be all set to go (once you've edited Config.hs). I'll appreciate comments, suggestions, patches... -- David Roundy http://www.darcs.net