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Hi there,
I'm either blind or drunk (both a possibility right now), but--how can I split a frame vertically in Ion2? If I hit mod+S, it always splits the frame horizontally.
Any hints / primers? I checked out the FAQ on the Ion home page as well as the wiki, but didn't find anything. Your help is much appreciated.
93,
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Splitting frames depends on your keybindings. I'm not certain what the default keybindings are for ion, but mod+shift+S might be it. If not, you'll have to read through the keybindings file (in /etc/ion, I think) or find a default keybinding list in the documentation.
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DEF_MOD+K && S
look in ionws.lua ion rocks!
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Also, you might want to try wmi, it's like Ion: next generation. It's not really any better except I find the keybinding configurations much more readable... you don't have to hunt through lua code. Some people like that it also has floating windows if you like, but I rarely use that anyway...
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dear canadian, it's very hard to see anything beating ion,
i fired up openbox earlier today and it was totally unusuable in comparison.
i havn't tried wmi yet, I think I wait for stable version.
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dear canadian, it's very hard to see anything beating ion
So said I once, but who introduced you to ion?
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I'm bloody impressed by Ion, and I've just scratched the surface yet.
Embedding Lua could be seen like overkill but it's make you feel l33t when you get it right.
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Ah, excellent. Going via mod+k did it. Thanks a bunch!
Ion really starts to grow on me, not only because it supports my dockapps properly. I gave WMI a shot, but I didn't like it too much--I'll have another go at it over the week-end.
I've always been a rather rodent-centered guy--first "real" computer being an Amiga and everything--but I have to admit that for pure working-speed / productivity, Ion beat Window Maker hands down for me. Only bummer is it can't really cope with GNUstep applications, which I use predominantly for utility tasks (terminal, file browsing etc.). Still, having only the bare minimum at your disposal feels almost liberating.
93,
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Aaaah. MUCH better.
[url=http://www.nggalai.com/images/3dc/20040813/desktop.jpg]
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Damn I wish I had a monitor that big!
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that was on hell of a shot.
Forza Ion!
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Aaaah. MUCH better.
[url=http://www.nggalai.com/images/3dc/20040813/desktop.jpg]
Click for larger view.[/url]
93,
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may i ask, what mozilla theme you use?
The impossible missions are the only ones which succeed.
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Oh, another Swiss bloke. Hi there!
That's "lebreeze": http://www.alazanto.org/lebreeze/
Also available for Thunderbird, btw.
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