Re: Windows not visible into xfce4-panel using CTWM

Hi,

Concerning the usage of the resource, it is for me the most important
thing.

If you want to work at the speed of light, you need the lowest a possible
footprint. With a bogomips, x2 of 3200, I can run my apps just only because
they are very optimized.

I don't want to pay more than 300-400€ for a PC, so, therefore you need to
have a low footprint. Therefore, X11, ncurses, TeD,... next to a tiny
kernel/libs, makes sense.

"However, are you sure you're not wildly overestimating the load
involved with current (or even ridiculously non-current, nowadays)
hardware?   "


Next to that, using Chromium, Firefox, .... and all bloated softwares
(except dillo or e.g. elinks) makes non-sences ;)

Besides, CTWM is great but it could be a bit / slightly tinier.

Best regards

On Thu, May 11, 2017 at 3:26 PM, Matthew D. Fuller <[email protected]
> wrote:

> On Thu, May 11, 2017 at 12:05:10PM +0200 I heard the voice of
> spartrekus spartrekus, and lo! it spake thus:
> >
> > Since it uses a lot of resources, I would like that
> > window-move/resize do not redraw while mouse hold the window. It
> > takes too much on my cpu.
> >
> > No help with things like (no effect on move/resize)
> > NoOpaqueMoveList
> > NoOpaqueResizeList
>
> Not surprising, since those aren't extant config params; you'd want
> just NoOpaqueMove/NoOpaqueResize.
>
> However, are you sure you're not wildly overestimating the load
> involved with current (or even ridiculously non-current, nowadays)
> hardware?  I mean, the time it took you to type those sentences might
> exceed the CPU time opaque stuff will take over the rest of your life.
> Or alternately, if your CPU was slow enough that the load was
> meaningful, you'd wouldn't have finished compiling yet either   :)
>
>
> > Issue #2:
> > Hide Icon Manager is no longer working. you cannot hide / show the window
> > manager.
>
> You got me.  f.{show,hide}iconmgr work fine here.
>
>
>
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>