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ion3, ftw, after all these years.
by rsync 13y ago
ion3, ftw, after all these years.
- codemac 13y agoHas anyone kept up with notion development?
- dima55 13y agoI use notion, and will be for the foreseeable future. I suspect the article skipped it because it's in nonfree on Debian. This is due to Tuomo's funny licensing, and I don't think putting it there is fully justified, TBH. As for the development, there have been various bug fixes and some minor feature updates. It was and still is a fantastic WM
- mcginleyr1 13y agoWow I thought I was the only person still loving ion3 and notion. Notion has a few nice updates. Needs much more love.
- mateuszf 13y agoCount one more - I also use it all the time when working under Linux. Haven't found anything close to it.
- bnegreve 13y agoNothing much [1] but it works fine. I use it everyday. [1] http://notion.sourceforge.net/#changes http://notion.sourceforge.net/#changes
- dnr 13y agoYup, I've used ion2 → ion3 → notion pretty much exclusively for 10 or 11 years now. I don't think I could switch to another wm for my main interface if I wanted to. But why would I want to? Gimp was the only slightly-annoying thing, and now that has a single-window mode. I have only one feature request that I haven't figured out how to do myself: I want to hide the status bar (mod_statusbar) on certain workspaces (the ones that have a full-screen browser). Anyone have any ideas?
- Adrock 13y agoYep. It's remarkably stable and gets so many things right. I recommended it in my recent post on why you should try a tiling window manager: http://adereth.github.io/blog/2013/10/02/why-you-should-try-a-tiling-window-manager/ http://adereth.github.io/blog/2013/10/02/why-you-should-try-...