* Sam Mason ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Ted Zlatanov wrote: > >It's not completely like Windows, but hey... > > I'm not sure if other people feel the same way; but for me, once I'd > "deprogrammed" myself from the Windows way, I found myself much more > productive. Now, I always know that I've got an editor in the largest > frame of the first workspace, web stuff goes into the second. I can > immediately flick to the correct place without having to search around for > where I last happened to leave it. Whenever I use the more traditional > window managers now, I find myself getting exasperated incredibly quickly > about how everything gets into a mess. > > That's just my personal experience though, I expect everyones experiences > to be pretty different. I am pretty glad that there aren't too many > Windows like features, otherwise I would never learn that there is a > better (or even different) way to do things.
Well, I'm currently using enlightenment, but I do use workspaces as you describe. There is no hunting for windows, and in fact I have some scripts that launch everything as I intend upon start up. I did try ion, but at a time when I did have time to configure it, so it did not work well. I'll probably try it again some time, but in the mean time I'm just lurking here ;-) Alan Schmitt -- The hacker: someone who figured things out and made something cool happen. .O. ..O OOO
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