On Sun, May 09, 2004 at 01:05:31AM +0100, Henning Makholm wrote: > Scripsit Florian Ragwitz <florian@mookooh.org> > > > WMI is a new, minimalistic window manager for X11, which combines > [...] > > WMI is highly customizable: it is designed with keyboard users in mind. > > Each action (e.g. resizing the frame, creating a new workspace, > > launching an app, note that WMI provides hundreds of actions) > > This description does not make sense. How can it be "minimalistic" on > one hand, and on the other hand "highly customizable" and "provides > hundreds of actions"? http://wmi.berlios.de/: > WMI is minimalistic: it has no build- or runtime dependencies except > the C++ Standard Template Library (STL) and the X11 Library (XLib). It also doesn't even have an own menu and such stuff (yet?). On the other hand it provides lots of actions (like cycle-next, cycle-prev, create-group, group-up, group-down, exec, ...) which may be combined into new actions or bound to any key. That makes wmi highly customizable. There is also a first package available [1]here. Please test it and get convinced of WMIs minimalism *and* high customizability. :-) 1. http://godsmacker.servebeer.com/~florian/wmi/ -- BOFH excuse #350: paradigm shift...without a clutch
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