Mike Hearn wrote:
a] Not a Windows 95 throwback :)
b] Efficient to render, especially taking into account the primitives
accelerated by the laptops GPU
c] Small code-size wise
I'm a big fan of the plan 9 window manager (rio, I use it on linux) but
it might be too primitive for you folks.
here it is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] plan9]$ cd src/cmd/rio
[EMAIL PROTECTED] rio]$ ls
client.c CVS event.c Imakefile manage.c mkriorules.sh printevent.h
color.c dat.h fns.h key.c menu.c patchlevel.h README
cursor.c error.c grab.c main.c mkfile printevent.c xevents.c
[EMAIL PROTECTED] rio]$ wc *.c
285 683 5458 client.c
45 138 794 color.c
381 1969 12788 cursor.c
101 258 2109 error.c
597 1399 11840 event.c
675 2052 13305 grab.c
65 154 1358 key.c
539 1485 12713 main.c
537 1433 11068 manage.c
424 944 7472 menu.c
986 2230 24160 printevent.c
45 123 1176 xevents.c
4680 12868 104241 total
or, if you don't like that, ... flwm is another one (not fwm, flwm)
personally, I've backed out to primitive-as-possible wm's, and I wonder
if we really need glitzy themes for OLPC, or, instead, quiet, small,
unobtrusive ones with ultra-low-power.
ron
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