Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
> Although XMonad is known as tiling window manager it actually can be
> configured as a (somewhat primitive) regular WM with over lapping
> windows and window title bars etc.
I should also pimp bluetile:
http://bluetile.org/
which uses XMonad as a library and doesn't require the editing of Haskell
code for configuration. Bluetile has both tiling and floating window
configurations.
My mother-in-law and nmy father both run Ubuntu machines (currently
Lucid) and when it comes time to upgrade their machines to something
where Unity or Gnome3 are the only options, I will probably switch
them to Bluetile of some other Xmonad based WM.
Erik
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