A few months ago, I was surfing the web and found a Linux program that was designed to work like the Exposé feature of Mac OSX. When I saw it, I thought, "what a waste. That's really a silly feature." However, in the mean time, I started using the Macs at the computer lab I most often use at my school. I only stopped using the Windows PCs because the took the SSH client off of them, so, I switched to Mac so I could still use ssh.
Anyway, I started using the Exposé feature, and I've found it really useful, but now I can't find that program I found so long ago. The closest I can find is "expocity" which only works with the metacity WM, which I don't use.
Does anybody know of a program like this for Linux? I would really appreciate it.

i think konfabulator (search kde.org) does this, but i could be wrong......

Are you sure you didn't mean Karamba, which is similar to Konfabulator? Konfabulator is an OS X/Windows app that's like OS X's Dashboard, rather than Exposé.

I finally found it. Actually, I found several. In addition to the expocity I mentioned earlier, I found Kompose (written for KDE, but works with other WMs), and Skippy. Unfortunately, none of them work with ratpoison, the window manager I use.
To be honest, I didn't really expect it to work with ratpoison, but I figured I'd try, anyway.
I actually found links to these programs on a Norwegian (I think, the top-level domain was .no) Linux message board. I didn't recognize the language, but, being Germanic, I was able to figure enough of it out.