Riccardo Mottola <[email protected]> writes: > There is some overlap between WindowMaker and GWorkspace features: the > dock, the tabbed shelf, the Clip and the "Fiend".
I disagree with the tabbed shelf, there is really no counterpart in
WindowMaker.
> Currently I disable GWorkspace's dock, although of course it has the
> important capability of interacting with documents like the Mac
> counterpart.
Same here. I prefer the WindowMaker over the GWorkspace's. Plus there
are so many dockapps for WindowMaker.
> About the Clip / Fiend I am undecided, I don't use that feature much
> and I even disable both sometimes.
I prefer WindowMaker's clip over the Fiend in GWorkspace for several
reasons:
(1) Non-GNUStep apps doesn't need to wrapped in an app wrapper.
(2) Although I don't have this problem, but for people with small
screens the "auto-attract" feature is good for saving screen space
at the bottom.
I tend to use the clip for monitoring and system apps (such as a more
featureful mixer than wmmixer) to save space for the appicons and
miniwindows of major programs.
Charles
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