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pytylerc is a config-file read by PyTyle and is used for customization and you should put it in your ~/.config/pytyle/. It contains information such as the key bindings.
Last edited by Bindestreck; 04-12-2016 at 11:56 AM.
I really have high hopes for Enlightenment's tiling Desktop. I surely hope it's ready for prime time soon.
PS yes, JWJones, it is amazing that your desktop can look so utterly boring all the while realizing it is a T-Rex in sheep's clothing. Kinda reminds me of the fat little cute Bhudda baby miners in Galaxy Quest
I'm quite impressed with how that came out. I haven't used Fluxbox in a decade and now on mostly i3 and KDE (lazy mouse dragging days).
I might have to look in to this fluxbox/tiling...
Nice share
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Originally Posted by Bindestreck
Increased tiling capabilities for Fluxbox via PyTyle and with my extended vertical layout algorithm (simply inverted "HorizontalRows").
pytylerc is a config-file read by PyTyle and is used for customization and you should put it in your ~/.config/pytyle/. It contains information such as the key bindings.
Installed Mate for the first time and in fairly short time got results which make great use of the limited screen space of the netbook and I think are very easy on the eyes. Thanks Pat, WillySR and gang!
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