keithhanson

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by keithhanson 13y ago
Ah, well, I completely agree there :) Forgive me, but I didn't really catch the preventative portion of the essay. Looking back over it, I can certainly see your point above and we're more than likely "violently agreeing&quot
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by keithhanson 13y ago
I like the article, and would love to apply, as "management" in my own company, effective measures to cure the pain instead of treat it. In fact, I generally try to do just that. But what this is basically suggesting is "lock
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by keithhanson 14y ago
We absolutely are missing parts of the story. Negotiations and contracts at that scale are going to be massively complex, I can only imagine. Even my small shop's contracts with other businesses are multi-tiered and fairly dense. Surely t
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by keithhanson 14y ago
Shreveport, Louisiana - Full Time - Rails/iOS Agency Twin Engine Labs - workwithus@twinenginelabs.com We're an award winning, cutting edge design and engineering shop. We bootstrapped our company from two people (designer and engineer) to 1
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by keithhanson 16y ago
I've seen and tried sizeup before I made the switch, and though I feel that it's a great application and a great step towards a middle ground for tiling, it is most definitely not the same thing. Being able to have windows automatically
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by keithhanson 16y ago
AwesomeWM has a similar guide for working inside Ubuntu, which gets around the issue you speak of: http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/Quickly_Setting_up_Awesome_...
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by keithhanson 16y ago
I'd be interested in knowing what programs you've had trouble with? In Awesome, you can switch your layout to a floating-based one (oddly default without some rc tweaking) and get around most issues these programs face. Or just switch it to
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by keithhanson 16y ago
I've been using AwesomeWM in Ubuntu 10.04 since pretty much the day Ubuntu 10.04 came out. My hesitancy with Ubuntu always lay in a good browser (I'm a web developer), but with Chrome/Firefox as good as they are, I didn't really have an exc