On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 11:25 AM, chris M. sprite numbch...@gmail.com wrote:
I find that sometimes my computer will automatic has a very high RAM usage,
89%
so that my computer is almost dead and I can not do anything without reaction.
when I am in Gnome, it has not this . so I guess
On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 11:37 AM, chris M. sprite numbch...@gmail.com wrote:
Anurag Priyam:
How do I install ror ? ( because I find that I can not use it )
Hehe, those are personal tweaks.
You don't really need it, at least not for the current problem. I was
just pointing out the -name option
Hey.
I got ubuntu with gnome.
This is my .xinitrc file
#!/usr/bin/env bash
xsetroot -solid black
gnome-screensaver
gnome-settings-deamon
gnome-power-manager
nm-applet
gnome-volume-manager
exec /usr/local/bin/awesome
Hello Johanes,
I had this issue too and solved it symlinking like this (I can't remember of
which one is actually needed, maybe you'll tell me)
.Xclients - .xinitrc*
.xinitrc*
.Xsession - /home/bathizte/.xinitrc*
Hope this help.
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Baptiste
Le Sun, 20 Mar 2011 10:58:42 +0100,
Johannes
Hello,
I've been using the exit signal to stop some services that I startup
at the start of my session. It works fine except for one small
problem, exit is called whenever awesome is restarted. I could have
lived with that if it was just when I explicitly called restart, but
it also happens when
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Hi,
Am 20.03.2011 17:20, Chris Newton wrote:
[..] So I did a little digging and came up with this
quite small patch that adds a flag to the exit signal which indicates
if its an exit for a restart or an exit for a real shutdown of
awesome.
Hi people,
recently, I have become a bit annoyed with some of the snapping done by
awful.mouse when moving floating clients around. The problem was that
while snapping against the border between two screens the client would
be moved a bit too much to the right, resulting in it being partially on
Attached is a patch that doesn't suck. The previous one forgot
subtracting the border_width before returning the new geometry,
resulting in scary growing clients.
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$l=\n;$p=q-sub r{rand}sub c{((shift)**2+(shift)**2)1}while(
$i++=$s){$t++if c r,r}die(Gregor Best, 0xDB9F9A7C, .($t/$s*
I apologize, thats prolly written down and I should have looked first
before submitting the patch. Here is a correctly formatted git patch
against current head.
I originally wrote the C restart parameter as an int before I noticed
that stdbool was in use. Then I got a little overzealous in
On 18 March 2011 18:31, W Wlourf wlou...@yahoo.com wrote:
Thanks for the tip.
With floating toolboxes in Gimp, how can I resize them with a mouse ?
Hold your mod key, and right-click drag (unless you've changed
something, of course.
Thanks
De : Adrian C.
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