[ale] desktop size

Ryan Bridges reb at techie.com
Wed Jun 23 11:01:05 EDT 1999


You are thinking about two different things.  The question was about
Virtual screen size, what you refer to is virtual desktops.  Virtual
screen size allows your desktop to be larger than the viewable screen
area.  It's not a problem it just annoys some people.  Virtual desktops
allow you to have multiple desktops that you can switch back and forth
between.  your virtual screen size would be the same on all desktops.
personally, I use virtual desktops like they're going out of style.
virtual screen size bugs me:)

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On Wed, 23 Jun 1999, Dow Hurst wrote:

> All this talk about too large a virtual screen has me
> puzzled.  I am running RedHat 5.1 and have the FVWM95 window
> manager running.  One of the pluses about this is that there
> is a small utility in the lower right hand corner of the
> screen that divides up the virtual screen into eight actual
> screen views.  It shows miniature windows with labels of the
> programs running in each window.  I find it very useful
> since I just have to click on the representation of the
> actual screen I want, and bam, there I am in that screen.
> Has RedHat dropped this out of 6.0?
> What is that little program anyway?  A function of FVWM95?
> I really enjoy having Applixware, Netscape, a set of shells,
> and FileRunner all in separate screens and accessible with
> the touch of a button.
> Dow
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