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A few differences, yeah. You get to keep the gnome bling (eg the overlay window). It also supports direct manipulation (mouse moving / resizing) and overlapping
by gfxmonk 15y ago
A few differences, yeah. You get to keep the gnome bling (eg the overlay window). It also supports direct manipulation (mouse moving / resizing) and overlapping windows. Oh, and compositing works.
Plus, the floating mode isn't bad ;)
- Inufu 15y agohm, I already have the gnome toolbar with xmonad. Mouse moving and resizing also works, for overlapping windows just float them.