I just tried this, same effect here. But you can move windows in XFCE (and
many other window managers) by clicking anywhere inside the window, with
the Alt key pressed. BTW, the right mouse button resizes windows then.
Uh, didn't know this trick.
I'll try as soon as I'm back home.
Did you try
Since knotes and xpad are being kicked around... Does anyone know of a light
weight knotes style app that multiple users can access via a single server
backend? I'm looking for such a solution.
For this aim I use a web-based notes service:
http://www.aypwip.org/webnote/
but sure it's less
On Monday 05 February 2007 08:32:29 am brullo nulla wrote:
Since knotes and xpad are being kicked around... Does anyone know of a
light weight knotes style app that multiple users can access via a single
server backend? I'm looking for such a solution.
For this aim I use a web-based notes
Hi,
I'm looking for a good sticky notes solution.
I use xfce4 as a desktop, but I run both gnome and kde apps when needed.
With a preference for KDE apps.
The xfce notes applet is buggy, crashy and very limited.
Tomboy is a nice application. Except it doesn't do what I'm looking for
(I really
On Sunday 4 February 2007 19:45, b.n. wrote:
I also looked for other apps, but I found none.
Did you try xpad? It's gtk+-based, so there should be no problems with
xfce. Seems to be quite lightweight and similar to what you're looking
for.
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On Sunday 04 February 2007 01:26:19 pm Etaoin Shrdlu wrote:
On Sunday 4 February 2007 19:45, b.n. wrote:
I also looked for other apps, but I found none.
Did you try xpad? It's gtk+-based, so there should be no problems with
xfce. Seems to be quite lightweight and similar to what you're
b.n. writes:
So I tried to use knotes, and it seems very good, apart for the fact
that notes are somehow too sticky. I can click on them, edit them, but I
cannot move them.
I guess they need to run inside kde/kwin, but is there any workaround?
I just tried this, same effect here. But you
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