Hi,
2009/4/14 Haomin Wen wen1...@gmail.com:
I often write some latex files in vim, and use xdvi to see the result. My
screen is small, so I work in monocle layout.
The man page of xdvi said that the existing xdvi will raise its window when
another xdvi is evoked with -sourceposition option,
Hi
I have been using dwm for a couple of weeks now and I really love it!
Especially the automatic tiling system so I don't need to move and
resize my windows. I found the horizontal tiling patch and pertag patch
to be very valuable for my needs. I use it on my Eee PC and an old
computer. My main
I too have seen this, only with my terminal. I think it's a problem with
the bottomstack patch (although you mentioned problems in monocle so maybe
it's dwm). I've been meaning to look into it and try to fix it but I
haven't had time. I've noticed it on my eeepc and on my desktop. If I get
a
On Wed, 15 Apr 2009 17:53:49 +0200
Preben Randhol rand...@pvv.org wrote:
Hi
I have been using dwm for a couple of weeks now and I really love it!
Especially the automatic tiling system so I don't need to move and
resize my windows. I found the horizontal tiling patch and pertag
patch to be
2009/4/15 Niki Yoshiuchi aplu...@gmail.com:
I too have seen this, only with my terminal. I think it's a problem with
the bottomstack patch (although you mentioned problems in monocle so maybe
it's dwm). I've been meaning to look into it and try to fix it but I
I have not the bstack patch, so
You can try setting the resizehints boolean value to false in your config.h
miles
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Subject: Re: [dwm] Gvim size problem
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On Wed, 15 Apr 2009 17:53:49 +0200
Preben Randhol rand...@pvv.org
On Wed, 15 Apr 2009 16:09:41 +
mi...@milesgroman.com wrote:
Just tried, does not help.
You can try setting the resizehints boolean value to false in your
config.h
miles
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Subject: Re: [dwm] Gvim
Just tried, does not help.
in fact, this problem appears with xmonad as well, so it's probably
generic to all tiling wms; tiling wms are Doing It Wrong - probably
according to the text of the standards, but many apps don't respect
these standards.
If Java doesn't work because it's a buggy POS,
On Wed, 15 Apr 2009 16:09:41 +
mi...@milesgroman.com wrote:
You can try setting the resizehints boolean value to false in your
config.h
On my Asus I use false otherwise the apps don't fill the whole screen
and that looks not so nice I think. But whether I use false or true it
doesn't
Hi
I have one more question. I'm used to keybindings from going to the
next or previous workspace (tag). Is there any that has a working
patch/function so that one can f.ex bind Mod4-Shift-j/k to go to
next/prev tag? I can of course use the Mod4-number to jump, but
sometimes it is nice to just be
On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 10:37:55PM +0200, Preben Randhol wrote:
Hi
I have one more question. I'm used to keybindings from going to the
next or previous workspace (tag). Is there any that has a working
patch/function so that one can f.ex bind Mod4-Shift-j/k to go to
next/prev tag? I can of
Similar experience in the past but seem fixed now. I guess it should
be a gvim problem. You may test by comparing with other gtk based
text editors such as geany or gedit.
It should be `lines' not set correctly. try
:set lines?
for gvim, lines depends on both gfn and window height.
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