On Wed, 2003-01-29 at 02:25, Michal Liptak wrote:
> Thanks, the windowmatches helped..
> However I think the Remember thing in E is kind of non-intuitive if it
> works the way you mentioned..
It works well for most tasks, but certain things make it fall down. Keep
in mind that when it was written
Thanks, the windowmatches helped..
However I think the Remember thing in E is kind of non-intuitive if it works the way
you mentioned..
And another thing - please post only to the list so I don't get multiple copies of
emails.. (a REAL email client Sylpheed does the trick for you ;)
michal
On 2
Thanks, the windowmatches helped..
However I think the Remember thing in E is kind of non-intuitive if it works the way
you mentioned..
And another thing - please post only to the list so I don't get multiple copies of
emails.. (a REAL email client Sylpheed does the trick for you ;)
michal
On 2
On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 16:10, M. Neumann wrote:
> I have the same problem however, with Eterms...
Eterm has a -x switch for borderless-ness.
Windowmatches are probably best for the wterms.
>
> Can you clarify "Remember only applies to windoes opened in similar order to
> the one the info was sav
On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 15:31, Massimo Maiurana wrote:
> you have to set a windowmatch
Windowmatches... forgot about those (including the ones I made years
ago
> in your theme's dir there should be a file called 'windowmatches.cfg'.
> simply edit it to add the behavior you need.
Actually there
Il giorno Tue, 28 Jan 2003 15:14:56 +0100 m. scrisse:
> I guess it should be remembered now (for all wterms).
>
> I open another wterm and it HAS border.. how do I set this property
> for all wterms?
you have to set a windowmatch
in your theme's dir there should be a file called 'windowmatches.c
03 2:30 PM
To: m.
Cc: enlightenment
Subject: Re: [e-users] window style remember problem
On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 09:14, m. wrote:
> I have this problem:
> I start terminal wter as this:
> "Wterm" NULL exec "/usr/local/bin/wterm -tr -sh -font 6x13 -fg white
> -bg blue -sb -
On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 09:14, m. wrote:
> I have this problem:
> I start terminal wter as this:
> "Wterm" NULL exec "/usr/local/bin/wterm -tr -sh -font 6x13 -fg white -bg blue -sb
>-st -sl 2000"
>
> Then I do Alt + right mouse and set the 'Set border style' to 'BORDERLESS'.
> Border disappears - t
