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skeletal29
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 Posted: Thu Oct 10, 2002 11:49 pm Post subject: Enlightenment or Fluxbox? + got questions about flux box |
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Whats so good about flux box?
by the way how do i resize windows in flux box.
im using it but thats all i need to know..
it seems a bit more comfertable.. between kde and enlightenment.
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magick
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| Posted: Thu Oct 10, 2002 11:53 pm Post subject: resizing windows in flux |
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| bottom left or bottom right corner of window, click/hold and drag. |
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kybber
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What's good about Fluxbox has been extensively discussed in other threads. What I find most important is that it's light weight (fast) and easy to customize. This makes it very productive.
In addition to resizing windows by mouse, you can add something like this to your ~/.fluxbox/keys:
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Mod4 a :MaximizeVertical
Mod4 x :MaximizeHorizontal
Mod4 z :MaximizeWindow
Shift Control Mod1 s :HorizontalIncrement
Shift Control Mod1 a :HorizontalDecrement
Shift Control Mod1 z :VerticalIncrement
Shift Control Mod1 w :VerticalDecrement
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