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Subject: Delightful window manager Date: Thu Aug 29 2013 18:14:11
From: The Millionaire To: Dingo

  Re: Delightful window manager
  By: Dingo to Access Denied on Wed Aug 28 2013 03:38 pm

 >
 >
 > AD> Not really my style. Then again, I can't prove anything. I wish I wo
 > AD> taken screenshots of my fully configured fluxbox WM I had. It was pr
 >
 > lol. Even though my heads up my ass and you don't like to hear from me,
 > I'll challenge you this one, somehow I got one from about 10 years ago
 > I'll share with ya:
 >
 > http://1984.ws/flux.jpg
 >
 > It says Monday, Nov 11th, which would be 2002, 11 years ago, wow. The
 > friend on the other end sent me his fluxbox customization in return:
 >
 > http://1984.ws/flux2.jpg
 >
 > And here's a windowmaker customization from around that time:
 >
 > http://1984.ws/wm.jpg
 >
 > Boy am I glad I stopped customizing and fooling with .rc files! Who the
 > hell has time for that anymore! People are now storing their .dotrc
 > files as projects on github, its the "in" thing to do, lol. I'm
 > actually a little sad that vim doesn't do the python help I like out of
 > the box and requires about ~1 page of .vimrc, I'm very much now of the
 > mantra "just use the tool how it comes by default", but vim doesn't do
 > syntax checking of python code out of the box D: (or maybe it does, the
 > most recenty version is very python integrated?) (i use 'pyflakes' for
 > this, btw)

I couldn't live without GUI. I get tired of command line interpretations. For 
                                                                              BB
S it's ok but when you have a program that needs like a lot of options and it 
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n't be batched then it's a real hassle.

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