FluxBox - Revision history

Clinton: Undo revision 8155 by 84.12.214.3 (Talk)

2008-10-16T18:41:18Z

Undo revision 8155 by 84.12.214.3 (Talk)

84.12.214.3: acelpasbo

2008-07-14T14:41:22Z

acelpasbo

Vova97@microsoft.com at 10:13, 2 September 2005

2005-09-02T10:13:34Z

Vova97@microsoft.com at 10:13, 2 September 2005

2005-09-02T10:13:33Z

Pjf: Cleanup, removal of self-referrential links.

2005-05-24T14:26:30Z

Cleanup, removal of self-referrential links.

Jacksonon: typo: flexbox -> fluxbox

2005-05-20T19:56:05Z

typo: flexbox -> fluxbox

Photonic at 16:07, 5 May 2005

2005-05-05T16:07:23Z

Photonic at 16:06, 5 May 2005

2005-05-05T16:06:19Z

Photonic at 16:05, 5 May 2005

2005-05-05T16:05:13Z

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Describe [[[Flux Box]]] here.

: Fluxbox is a lightweight and slick window manager. Unlike the heavy weights, Gnome and KDE which take 15-30 seconds to get up and running, Fluxbox is up and running as soon as you hit the enter key. Its menu and configuration is done by simple files located in the user directory under the name .fluxbox.

: One item to note: don't be put off initially by the rather extremely small fonts that are configured for the styles that come with fluxbox. Simply change them from 100's to 120's in the style files and Fluxbox looks as good as any WM could.

: Fluxbox has a slick tabbing mechanism for windows. You can combine multiple windows into one window with tabs across the top by simply middle-clicking the tab of one window (and holding it down) and dragging and dropping on the tab of another window. This is very nice for cleaning up a desktop without exiling applications to other virtual windows (it has those too).

: Another nice feature is Flexbox's support for docking applications. Basicially a docking app runs as sort of an icon with minature display or controls. But not like an icon, more like small controls on a walkman (for example) as opposed to a big dial face of a home stereo. Look at some screen shots, you'll see them.

: Fluxbox is an amazing piece of software that does not depend on other WMs. It is small, fast and almost a sure thing for pleasing the eye. (Source < 500K)

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	Fluxbox is a lightweight and slick window manager. Unlike the heavy weights, Gnome and KDE which take 15-30 seconds to get up and running, Fluxbox is up and running as soon as you hit the enter key. Its menu and configuration is done by simple files located in the user directory under the name .fluxbox.		Fluxbox is a lightweight and slick window manager. Unlike the heavy weights, Gnome and KDE which take 15-30 seconds to get up and running, Fluxbox is up and running as soon as you hit the enter key. Its menu and configuration is done by simple files located in the user directory under the name .fluxbox.

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−	~~[[http://WTHP1.disney.com] [WTHPD1]]~~
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−	~~[WTHPD3](http://WTHP3.disney.com)~~
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		+	[[http://WTHP1.disney.com] [WTHPD1]]
		+	[http://WTHP2.disney.com WTHPD2]
		+	[WTHPD3](http://WTHP3.disney.com)
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 : [[Fluxbox]] has a slick tabbing mechanism for windows. You can combine multiple windows into one window with tabs across the top by simply middle-clicking the tab of one window (and holding it down) and dragging and dropping on the tab of another window. This is very nice for cleaning up a desktop without exiling applications to other virtual windows (it has those too).
-: Another nice feature is [[Flexbox]]'s support for docking applications. Basicially a docking app runs as sort of an icon with minature display or controls. But not like an icon, more like small controls on a walkman (for example) as opposed to a big dial face of a home stereo.  Look at some screen shots, you'll see them.
+: Another nice feature is [[Fluxbox]]'s support for docking applications. Basicially a docking app runs as sort of an icon with minature display or controls. But not like an icon, more like small controls on a walkman (for example) as opposed to a big dial face of a home stereo.  Look at some screen shots, you'll see them.
 : Fluxbox is an amazing piece of software that does not depend on other WMs. It is small, fast and almost a sure thing for pleasing the eye.  (Source < 500K)

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-Describe [[FluxBox]] here.
+Fluxbox is a lightweight and slick window manager. Unlike the heavy weights, Gnome and KDE which take 15-30 seconds to get up and running, Fluxbox is up and running as soon as you hit the enter key.  Its menu and configuration is done by simple files located in the user directory under the name .fluxbox.
-: [[Fluxbox]] is a lightweight and slick window manager. Unlike the heavy weights, Gnome and KDE which take 15-30 seconds to get up and running, Fluxbox is up and running as soon as you hit the enter key.  Its menu and configuration is done by simple files located in the user directory under the name .fluxbox.
+One item to note: don't be put off initially by the rather extremely small fonts that are configured for the styles that come with fluxbox. Simply change them from 100's to 120's in the style files and Fluxbox looks as good as any WM could.
-: One item to note: don't be put off initially by the rather extremely small fonts that are configured for the styles that come with fluxbox. Simply change them from 100's to 120's in the style files and Fluxbox looks as good as any WM could.
+Fluxbox has a slick tabbing mechanism for windows. You can combine multiple windows into one window with tabs across the top by simply middle-clicking the tab of one window (and holding it down) and dragging and dropping on the tab of another window. This is very nice for cleaning up a desktop without exiling applications to other virtual windows (it has those too).
-: [[Fluxbox]] has a slick tabbing mechanism for windows. You can combine multiple windows into one window with tabs across the top by simply middle-clicking the tab of one window (and holding it down) and dragging and dropping on the tab of another window. This is very nice for cleaning up a desktop without exiling applications to other virtual windows (it has those too).
+Another nice feature is Fluxbox's support for docking applications. Basicially a docking app runs as sort of an icon with minature display or controls. But not like an icon, more like small controls on a walkman (for example) as opposed to a big dial face of a home stereo.  Look at some screen shots, you'll see them.
-: Another nice feature is [[Fluxbox]]'s support for docking applications. Basicially a docking app runs as sort of an icon with minature display or controls. But not like an icon, more like small controls on a walkman (for example) as opposed to a big dial face of a home stereo.  Look at some screen shots, you'll see them.
+Fluxbox is an amazing piece of software that does not depend on other WMs. It is small, fast and almost a sure thing for pleasing the eye.  (Source < 500K)
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-: Fluxbox is an amazing piece of software that does not depend on other WMs. It is small, fast and almost a sure thing for pleasing the eye.  (Source < 500K)

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−	Describe [[[Flux Box]]] here.	+	Describe [[Flux Box]] here.

	: Fluxbox is a lightweight and slick window manager. Unlike the heavy weights, Gnome and KDE which take 15-30 seconds to get up and running, Fluxbox is up and running as soon as you hit the enter key. Its menu and configuration is done by simple files located in the user directory under the name .fluxbox.		: Fluxbox is a lightweight and slick window manager. Unlike the heavy weights, Gnome and KDE which take 15-30 seconds to get up and running, Fluxbox is up and running as soon as you hit the enter key. Its menu and configuration is done by simple files located in the user directory under the name .fluxbox.