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Openbox: A lightweight window manager (Linux.com)Openbox: A lightweight window manager (Linux.com)Posted Feb 3, 2006 12:02 UTC (Fri) by errare_est (guest, #14275)In reply to: Openbox: A lightweight window manager (Linux.com) by nix Parent article: Openbox: A lightweight window manager (Linux.com)
I use xterm + fluxbox's tab grouping (you may choose any wm with that feature, AFAIK Openbox does it), and I defined the keys as konsole to switch between tab's...
BTW, My computer can't stand KDE as an enviroment, so konsole isn't an alternative. I know, I know, but starting konsole *without* KDE is a memory-hungry option.
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Openbox: A lightweight window manager (Linux.com) Posted Feb 9, 2006 4:56 UTC (Thu) by hughmerz (guest, #34252) [Link] I use fluxbox + tabbing as well, ever since the tabs have been merged into the title bar instead of hanging off the window. Personally I prefer aterm rather than xterm, mainly for the transparancy.Don't see much of a point in xdm/gdm/etc.. on a single user machine. startx + ~/.xinitrc have always worked for me.
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