Mensch, Matthew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> PS - While I'm at it, I've seen some screenshots with
> bbpager set to display workspaces in a non-linear fashion
> - how is this done? BBpager's docs don't include any
> hints I can find....
I don't know the answer to your borderless windows comment,
but I never saw anyone respond to your PS...
I place bbpager in a horizontal slit with my workspaces laid
out in two columns. The relevant lines from bbpager.bb:
!** width and height of the pagers model
!** of the desktop windows
bbpager.desktop.width: 35
bbpager.desktop.height: 35
!** define the number of columns, the number of rows will
!** grow as desktops are added (vertical orientation)
bbpager.columns: 2
!** define the number of rows, the number of columns will
!** grow as desktops are added (horizontal orientation)
!bbpager.rows: 1
Note that you only have to specify either columns xor rows,
the other will take care of itself.
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Bill Beal
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