Re: Two Aterms in same workspace
Chris <[email protected]>
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Lam wrote:
> Make sure that fluxbox is not remembering the window position by
> removing references to aterm in .fluxbox/apps
>
> Also, tell aterm where to position itself using command-line arguments
> (see man pages).
Oddly enough, the Aterm man page says nothing on where to place aterm in
relationship to where I want it placed. geom is mearly the size of the
term, not the placement.
Now, even with me removing:
[app] (aterm)
[Workspace] {2}
[Dimensions] {893 356}
[Position] (UPPERLEFT) {64 0}
[Sticky] {no}
[Close] {yes}
The [Position] tag, it still starts Aterm in one place, and the 2nd
instance of Aterm right on top of it.
Now unless your man page tells you specifics as to where you want the
term placed, I would like to see that.
So far the advice given is either incorrect, or just plain not there.
> On 5/17/05, Chris <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>Simon Bowden wrote:
>>
>>>Try 0.9.13.
>>>
>>
>>I tried this - Still, when I start up Flux, I goto workspace Three,
>>launch Aterm (the 1st puts it where I want it) then I launch Aterm again
>>(and it just plops it right on top of the other - Not below it)
>>
>>Any other ideas - or is this just not possible yet?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>On Tue, 17 May 2005, Chris wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hiya folks,
>>>>
>>>>I like running 2 Aterms in the same workspace. However, after
>>>>restarting and clicking on my Aterm menu item, Aterm 1 and Aterm 2 are
>>>>in the same location. Meaning, not where I want them to be, but on top
>>>>of each other. Can someone guide me as to how to keep these both where
>>>>I want them when I do a restart?
>>>>
>>>>Im using Flux 0.9.12 under FreeBSD 5.4-RELEASE.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Thanks in advanc
>>>>
>>>>--
>>>>Best regards,
>>>>Chris
>>>>
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>
>
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Best regards,
Chris
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