James Ralston <qralston+ml.redhat-psyche-list@andrew.cmu.edu> writes: > 3. The ability to configure multiple workspaces, with feedback > when moving among them. I'm not sure what you mean by feedback. What I would mean by feedback is present in metacity. > 4. The ability to set up arbitrary shortcuts, including disabling > any or all default shortcuts. metacity has this as far as I know. I recently added a way to disable Alt+click stuff and that was the last not-possible-to-disable thing I know of. > 5. The ability to set edge resistance (or to disable it > entirely). http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=81704 > > 6. The ability to put a "pager" on the desktop, a la > enlightenment. (IMHO, the enlightenment pager is one of the > top 10 best UI inventions of all time.) This is not a window manager issue, the pager is an external app. I wrote a library called "libwnck" which handles all the pager/tasklist backend details; I'm surprised more people haven't used it to write their own pager flavors. > If you think it'll do any good, I'll go bugzilla these feature > requests against Metacity and/or Sawfish. Please use bugzilla.gnome.org for feature requests on both of these. For metacity, because you get me on redhat.com and gnome.org both, but gnome.org is my master feature-todo-list so I just move all the bugs there. For sawfish, because we don't do any feature enhancement work on it. Havoc
