Posts by alexx2005

Vim is definitely worth learning as it is, too As one of my friends said, "vim's a nice Gismo pet, he will learn many nifty tricks over time..."

Offtopic: Is it worth or possible or necessary to make the shared /boot partition for two systems? I've installed Gentoo near Debian to take a look (and hell, it was totally worth it ). I have a separate partition for /boot but it's not...

Well yeah, it's all task specific of course, otherwise I would've also had to make myself fit anyhow :-) I don't use it (never had the need to so far) but could imagine you saying a couple words towards the skype dev's :-)

Aight, I'm now aware that it's possible to assign more tags if necessary :-) now thinking of a nice way to make use of it, probably leave numbered as they are, and make extra tags like mod+w for web, mod+i for im, an such... Have serious...

Making half-futile attempts at binding xft to dwm-6 ) this made me remember... A man thumbs a lift for a taxi,... a car stops - Hey man, where to? - And are you a taxi or self-employed? - And you need chequers or lift? edit: For 6.0...

At the linux-initiate-phase it's fun to set up a large conky with lots o' data about the computer and how it actually operates then I settled with a top line with the most basics (didn't know that there are things like xmonad or dwm at...

Jus' ol' Xmonad with a conky script reading schedule text file))

I would like to join the club as well :-) Been actually reading this forum section with morning coffee for three years somewhat, this thread http://www.overclock.net/t/11208/linux-partitioning-guide was what actually brought me to the...

Quote:well welcome to OCN smile.gif I use Xfce myself atm but have used an openbox standalone many times in the past. going to try dwm again at some point as well Thanks ) Yes, openbox is extremely nice once you get to know your way...

Quote:Originally Posted by Shrak Multi-monitor DWM / XMonad user here, not broken there or at all. Hideous is subjective, I like the more minimalistic window managers. They just take time for a normal desktop user to adjust to, and...