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That's the FVWM window manager. His FVWM config (or at least some version of it) is available if you're curious: https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/prog
by alxlaz 7y ago
That's the FVWM window manager. His FVWM config (or at least some version of it) is available if you're curious: https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/programs/.fvwm2rc https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/programs/.fvwm2rc .
- sasaf5 7y agoThanks so much for this link! It also explains what I am seeing in that picture: "Now comes the fun part: Buttons to push that will take me from one desktop to another. Being a control freak, I am not trusting FvwmButtons to find the correct button layout; I'm building it myself. The goal is to have a 64x64 ASClock at the upper right, preceded by four 32x32 buttons that will aim my display at another desktop, all above a 16x128 CPU load display. Geometry-wise, I consider it to be an 8x5 grid of 16x16 squares (although I could have regarded it as a 4x5 grid of 32x16s)."
- ISL 7y agoThat's the most-pleasant .rc file I've ever read.
- lepasana 7y agoThank you for this.. When I see the picture in the article, I was wondering what kind of editor he is using
- smabie 7y agoMan, he's really bought in to that whole literate programming thing..
- apricot 7y agoDamn, even his .rc files are a joy to read.