How could you live without font smoothing/antialiasing? The terminal font just sucks.
Why not? I'm one of those using bitmap fonts (except in graphical applications) and I can assure you they have their own fashion.How could you live without font smoothing/antialiasing? The terminal font just sucks.
I'm wondering about checking ~/.xsession-errors about graphical applications on the desktop that fail because of permissions. Also I'm wondering about /etc/groups, or one of those /etc/ dev configuration files. If xserverrc doesn't work, xdm can also be started from the console line. I thought about using rc scripts, but this would start it before there's a graphical screen.Problem is, I prefer to use startx...
Now thinking about xserverrc, maybe it's possible to start xconsole from there...
Edit: Crap, this cannot work with x running as user...
It's on forum.Hi Minbar, can you share your Xdefaults for urxvt ? I like what you did with it. Thanks you
Why not? I'm one of those using bitmap fonts (except in graphical applications) and I can assure you they have their own fashion.
How could you live without font smoothing/antialiasing? The terminal font just sucks.
I need simple menus or a command line. I don't have patience to memorize and configure everything for keybinding: for those who like it, great. The rest of what you say, that's why ratpoison is one of your chosen window managers. Big window managers like Gnome or KDE, I don't need those.gia:
users are nuts, especially after a few years of dealing with OSes.
I like my windows maximized, no titlebar, taskbar in autohide, fonts?
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nuts... only window managers - kde? gnome? bite your tongue. Menus? point and click? Pleeease... keybindings is where is at.
Some of my F keys conflict with my browser, but I see what can be done.sidetone: my keybindings are simple, even an old man like me (70) can remember:
F1 terminal
F2 file manager
F4 close app
F7 image viewer
F8 hexchat
F10 restart wm
F12 maximize window
On mine, I've used the window manager configuration to remove the borders from xconsole, and a few terminals.
The only ones I use with my browser are F3 (to find some word) and F5 to refresh FF (and they come by default)
I can see setting F1 and F2 for thingylaunch/thinglaunch and the terminal. The only thing is, I'd like to roll my mouse over volume, because it's more convenient than typing, and see some of which applications I have open through the task bars. You're using the mouse less, so your layout makes sense.JWM no title bar, taskbar in autohide, firefox-esr, hexchat