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I have managed to create a satisfying group-file so my windows group together when they are created in the same workspace.
But it seems that if I restart fluxbox the groups split into separate windows, or if I am in another workspace and a window is created (like a msn-window), then I send it to the workspace where all the simular windows are (in a nice group), then it doesn't merge with the rest of the group but stays outside.
Is there any way of merging two windows into a group manually if I have two windows that I want to merge into a group?
Is your fluxbox patched with the remember patch?
If it is you're almost there. remember doesn't allow
for saving group information, but you CAN keep things
on the same desktop/position. If you need to group
them you'll have to middle-drag tabs onto each other.
Hard to say not knowing your mouse, not knowing
whether you have a middle-button and not seeing
how you middle-click. Works here with several mice
on varied computers.
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