autoshade?
Owain Ainsworth/-0-/cybernetic seraphim <[email protected]>
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Hey bit of an odd question this one. suppose it would help if i explained my setup. I normally have a tabbed bunch of aterms in the bottom left of my screen, just above the taskbar. torsmo in the bottom right, and root-tail in the bottom right. i have alt-tab set to next tab group, and alt-shit-tab to prev. i normally ahve firefox etc in one tab group and gaim (if i'm not using centericq) in another. The question is, could i set up alt-tab to shade the window, change group, then unshade the next group, so the non-used window shades when it's not in use? The thing is i'd also like to NOT shade the terminals at all, leaving them always unshaded. i don't think this is possible/easy to impliment, but this way i have everything shaded automatically, aiding in finding the right window when i actually use the mouse. also leaving the logs/system info easily visible. (currently i have hotkeys for shade/maximise/iconify etc). bit of an odd idea i know. but is it possible? or would i have to hack the source to get this (i'm learning c++ this summer so i suppose i could look into it) Thanks for any help -0- ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by Yahoo. Introducing Yahoo! Search Developer Network - Create apps using Yahoo! Search APIs Find out how you can build Yahoo! directly into your own Applications - visit http://developer.yahoo.net/?fr=offad-ysdn-ostg-q22005