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Groups-based window managers - greduan - 18-09-2016
I know of cwm, I know of @tudu's windowchef[1]. That's pretty much it.
[1]: https://github.com/tudurom/windowchef
I'm interested in all the groups-based WM, especially those that are minimal, i.e. only provide the grouping and *nothing else*.
Window position managemnt doesn't need to be part of the WM, I'd prefer for it not to be, actually :)
RE: Groups-based window managers - josuah - 18-09-2016
I do not see the difference with tags: assign a window to one or multiple tag, hide or view a tag...
Dwm is a wm that uses tags. But there also wmutils, with a group.sh in contrib...
RE: Groups-based window managers - neeasade - 18-09-2016
there is also halfwit's https://github.com/halfwit/wmgroup
RE: Groups-based window managers - greduan - 19-09-2016
(18-09-2016, 06:47 PM)josuah Wrote: I do not see the difference with tags: assign a window to one or multiple tag, hide or view a tag...
Dwm is a wm that uses tags. But there also wmutils, with a group.sh in contrib...
Josuah, yeah they provide groups, but they also provide the whole window management stuff, which is more than what I'm looking for for my particular workflow. :)
But thanks
(18-09-2016, 10:09 PM)neeasade Wrote: there is also halfwit's https://github.com/halfwit/wmgroup
Just the sort of thing I was looking for, keep em coming! :D