[openbox] My Openbox wishlist

Kresimir Spes kreso at cateia.com
Thu Sep 28 08:40:24 EDT 2006


yeah, but that diesn't really do what an Alt-Tab should do, all it does 
is show the client-list-menu, and then I'd have to select a proper 
workspace etc. I want a quick way to switch between windows, but I'd 
like to see either labels or icons of all windows on the current workspace.





Bryan Moore wrote:
> thanks to stormyeyes from the ubuntu forums, just replace
>
> <keybind key="A-Tab">
>       <action name="NextWindow"/>
>  </keybind>
>  <keybind key="A-S-Tab">
>       <action name="PreviousWindow"/>
>  </keybind>
>
> in your rc.xml with this:
>
> <keybind key="A-Tab">
>       <action name="ShowMenu"><menu>client-list-menu</menu></action>
>  </keybind>
>  <keybind key="A-S-Tab">
>       <action name="ShowMenu"><menu>client-list-menu</menu></action>
>  </keybind>
>
> he claims it "rocks like a ninja..."  i don't know about that, but i 
> love it.
>
> Kresimir Spes said the following on 09.28.2006 5:36 AM:
>> I would like to see a better ALT-TAB menu (cause this menu only shows 
>> one window in the list)
>> and that's it :)
>>
>>
>>
>> Matt Rechkemmer wrote:
>>> Let me start off by saying, I love Openbox.  Out of all the window 
>>> managers
>>> I've used over the years, I always find myself coming back to 
>>> Openbox.  The
>>> clean configuration, the speed, and the pipe menus are among some of my
>>> favorite things about it.
>>>
>>> If I could have two things in Openbox, I'd love to have:
>>>
>>> 1) Window geometry data shown during window resizing/moving.  A lot of
>>>    window managers have this, and it would be awesome if Openbox did 
>>> too.
>>>
>>> 2) The ability to customize some of the Openbox default menus, 
>>> specifically    the client-list-menu.  While I enjoy being able to 
>>> cruise the menu by
>>>    each separate desktop, it would be nice to customize it and have 
>>> more
>>>    than one "version" of it.
>>>
>>> Maybe one day I'll learn my C and make some patches.  Until then, I 
>>> submit
>>> the above as my humble wish list.  With any luck, perhaps one day the
>>> Openbox gods ;-) will smile upon me and grant my wishes.
>>>
>>> Keep it real,
>>>
>>> -- 
>>> Matt Rechkemmer
>>>
>>>   
>>
>



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