Hi!
I'm currently a user of larswm; I configured it to have one large main (master) area and all the other windows of the current workspace stacked on the right site. With that configuration I am very fast selecting the window I want and making it the 'master'. I never work in one of the windows on the right site (you could also work in fullscreen mode -I hear you say- but for me its much more convenient to know in ONE look how many times I have to hit the 'next window' key than checking it every time I switch fullscreen); this means that these windows are never resized (just once when they are created at the main area).
So that's not a tiling layout, right? Could you provide a screenshot?
Hm, yes, guess you're right - I think I kind of 'misuse' the tiling for just having a method for fast selection of windows ... :-} It looks exactly like when using myLayout = HintedTile 1 0.1 0.8 XMonad.Layout.HintedTile.Tall
2. I could use the Tabbed Layout. Unfortunately the tabs currently are not giving me a really fast glue what is behind them. I have to read the title of the tabs - thats not very fast. I can image that some color-coding (ie. using regexps in the config) could improve this significantly. Also -since working on the terminal means looking at the bottom of the screen most of the time- putting the tabs at the bottom instead of the top would also be a great enhancement. What do you think?
This is quite simple. I don't know if it's already implemented, if not, I'll do it in the evening.
:-))) Wow, coool, thanks alot! :-)
I want to execute
"windows W.focusDown" followed by a "windows W.swapMaster"; I have no idea how to specify this:
((modMask .|. shiftMask, xK_Return), ... ??? ... -- windows W.focusDown && windows W.swapMaster
Use >> to sequence actions. E.g. windows W.focusDown >> windows W.swapMaster
I _knew_ this must be easy ... thanks alot! :-) - john