A) awesome v3.4.3 (Engines) • Build: Feb 2 2010 06:58:10 for i686 by gcc version 4.4.3 (buildd@rothera) • D-Bus support: yes
B) I've noticed it with gnome-terminal which is what I usually run tiled in big quantities. I've tried to replicate it with gedit with no luck (but then again some times I don't have any problem with terminals also). I noticed something however: Now that I was trying to replicate the issue, when I opened 4 gedit or terminal windows I got one master window to the left and 3 slave windows to the right. In my 1st tag were I still have the 4 terminals with the resizing problem I mentioned still open, they are tiled two at the left side and two at the right side of the screen. Tried mod4+ctrl+H/L but I can't achieve that 2+2 arrangement!? On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 4:54 PM, Daniel Martí <[email protected]> wrote: > May I ask, which awesome version are you using? And which application is > giving you those problems? > > Cheers! > > > Nick Demou <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> After a few days of learning and tweaking I generally feel happy and >> comfortable with awesome but there is one thing that puzzles me: >> >> Sometimes I can't resize the client windows when in a *TILED* layout. >> >> From what I can tell some layouts don't allow resizing at all (am I >> right?). I avoid these "fixed" layouts but the problems remain. For >> example just now I have 4 windows in my other screen tiled with the >> first of the tile layouts [1]. I can move their horizontal dividing >> lines with mod4+right dragging but not with mod4+H/L. Worse I can >> *not* move their vertical dividing lines in any way. >> >> Nick Demou >> >> PS: thanks to all involved in the documentation --especialy the wiki-- >> they are really really useful! >> _____________ >> [1] the icon shows two big blocks on the left 6 small ones on the >> right -- BTW it would be >> nice to >> have a popup label with it's name so >> I could tell it to you -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
