leandro: Thanks. I will try the xinitrc for autostarting stuff. Kurt: I have sued both of them. WAY too heavy. I have been using JWM for a window manager. But on this comp with a big monitor, I thought I'd try DWM. It's light for a slow comp, and it seems very minimal, and I really like that look and feel.
Niki: I like DWM. I have tried WMII and awesome but I like the sort of extreme ligh ways of DWM. So... If I have problems, I will come back. Thanks everyone! On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 4:13 PM, Leandro Chescotta <lchesco...@banelco.com.ar > wrote: > I found wmii to be very easy to use, it was my first tiling wm, but > awesome is very popular too, but dwm is far more easy that it seems to be at > first > > > > *De:* Niki Yoshiuchi [mailto:aplu...@gmail.com] > *Enviado el:* viernes, 08 de mayo de 2009 04:52 p.m. > *Para:* dwm mail list > *Asunto:* Re: [dwm] HELP! I don't understand config.h or how dwm works! > > > > More seriously, perhaps an easier to install/configure tiling window > manager is in order. Xmonad, awesome, wmii, etc. etc. > > On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 3:34 PM, Kurt H Maier <karmaf...@gmail.com> wrote: > > On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 2:14 PM, Benjamin Conner <tommydabo...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Hey, I'm new to the mailing lists. The subject says it all. I don't > know > > how to setup DWM. I want some autostart programs, some keyboard > shortcuts, > > and some basic stuff so I can use it. (and once I can use it, to use it > well > > :P) Can anyone give me some basic help to using DWM? I found some stuff > > but nothing helps for me. I can post my config.h too. I will attach it > to > > the message. Debian Sid. DWM 5.5. Thanks. I really appreaciate if > anyone > > can help. > > > > Tommy. > > Have you considered using maybe GNOME or KDE? > > # Kurt H Maier > > > > ------------------------------ > La información del presente documento es clasificada como Confidencial. >
