On Thu, Jan 27, 2005 at 01:10:21PM -0500, Adam S. Moskowitz wrote:
> I use a single display but I love the "multi-desktop pager thingy" that
> lets me pretend I have multiple displays. Unfortunately, I can't seem to
> control edge scrolling the way I'd like. When I move the mouse to an
> egde of the current screen (desktop?) *not* while dragging a window I
> want it to just stop. The default behavior seems to be to jump to the
> next screen (desktop) -- and that's what I *don't* want to happen.
>
> When I'm dragging a window, I want to be able to slide some portion of
> the window off the edge of the current screen. I do not want to be able
> to move the window to another screen this way, and I don't care where
> (or even if) the "hidden" portion of the window appears. All that
> matters is that the "leading" edge of the window (that is, the one
> that's about to go off the side of the desktop) doesn't stop at the edge
> of the screen.
If I'm reading this right what you want are multiple desktops, each
1x1 screen big. Right now you have one (or more desktops), each one more
than one screen.
Try setting "DeskTopSize 1x1" and starting your pager with
"module FvwmPager 0 3" (in InitFunction and RestartFunction). That will
give you four desktops that you cannot flip between without clicking on
the pager (or using some key sequence).
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WWTDD?
Jon Martin - Undergraduate Labs Systems Administrator (ISG - labadmin)
Department of Computing Science at University of Alberta.
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Received on Thu Jan 27 2005 - 15:01:29 GMT