Especially with LimitWindows modifier...

Wow, that's what I always wanted! I'm still on version 0.8 so I don't have it. I downloaded the source for LimitWindows but I'm not sure where to put it so that I can import it from my xmonad.hs. The .xmonad directory doesn't seem to work. Do I put it in /usr/lib/xmonad-contrib-0.8/ghc-6.x.x/XMonad/Layout ? (Is this too off-topic, should I have started a new thread?) Alex 2009/10/8 Anton Erdman

If You found yourself never used tiled mode, maybe You should try manual tiling window manager, like Stumpwm or Musca or Ion...

But I came to XMonad after years of using manual tiling wm and now i enjoy the automatic tiling layout. Especially with LimitWindows modifier...

Sometimes I would like to have a possibility to split a screen manually. Maybe there is a layout, that i didn't find in the XMonad collection, with such possibilities? (I tried DragPane, TwoPane, Combo... It's cool, but not exactly what i mean...)

PS to Chengqi Song: sorry for accidental sending private message.

В Чтв, 08/10/2009 в 16:17 +0800, Chengqi Song пишет:

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Hi all,

I've been using XMonad for a long time, about one year by now. But I've just found that I almost never used tiling layout.

The windows in my xmonad are always either maximized or floating. Because resizing is sometimes destructive to programs like mc, moc and mutt.

I still enjoy XMonad, but just wonder anyone else never use tiling layout either?

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---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Anton Erdman To: Chengqi Song Date: Thu, 08 Oct 2009 11:35:15 +0300 Subject: Re: [xmonad] suprised: tiling is never used If You found yourself never used tiled mode, maybe You should try manual tiling window manager, like Stumpwm or Musca or Ion...

But I came to XMonad after years of using manual tiling wm and now i enjoy the automatic tiling layout. Especially with LimitWindows modifier...

Sometimes I would like to have a possibility to split a screen manually. Maybe there is a layout, that i didn't find in the XMonad collection, with such possibilities? (I tried DragPane, TwoPane, Combo... It's cool, but not exactly what i mean...)

В Чтв, 08/10/2009 в 16:17 +0800, Chengqi Song пишет:

...

Hi all,

I've been using XMonad for a long time, about one year by now. But I've just found that I almost never used tiling layout.

The windows in my xmonad are always either maximized or floating. Because resizing is sometimes destructive to programs like mc, moc and mutt.

I still enjoy XMonad, but just wonder anyone else never use tiling layout either?

lars _______________________________________________ xmonad mailing list xmonad@haskell.org http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/xmonad

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