I'm using wmii for about two months now. wmii is a tiling window manager with floating window functionality. But of course its tiling abilities are far superior to its floating abilities. By now i totally love tiling. I was Openbox user for most of my Linux experience so far, but i spontaneously changed my mind about this! See wmii.suckless.org for more informations on wmii.
Author: Linuxdirk; Tags: wmii gui linux focus mouse window management tiling
What Mac and Windows can not do. Change their looks...Completely. Shown Here: Gnome, KDE, LXDE, wmii, openbox, e17/enlightenment Bands: AFI, Flyleaf. Use Gtk-recordmydesktop, and kdenlive first time doing a video so sorry for the extra 2 min at the end.
Bój wydziałów, przedstawienie pt. Stereotypy, cz. 2/2.
Author: aszkielow; Tags: kortowiada 2009 kortowiada wmii kortowiada bój wydziałów stereotypy
Bój wydziałów, przedstawienie pt. Stereotypy, cz. 1/2.
Author: aszkielow; Tags: kortowiada 2009 kortowiada wmii kortowiada bój wydziałów stereotypy
Bój wydziałów, przedstawienie pt. 50 lat minęło.
Author: aszkielow; Tags: kortowiada 2009 kortowiada wmii kortowiada bój wydziałów 50 lat minęło scenka z dziekanem
Kinda funny BASH script "game" I made for the wmii (wmii.suckless.org) Window Manager under Slackware Linux 12.1 It might not be quite obvious as the image quality is quite bad, but the script actually creates a given amount of windows and renames their titles as random numbers. Then, it sorts them in numerical order. I posted the script's source (if anyone's interested) here: www.siteduzero.com
