Re: fluxbox and xgl

Todd Harbour <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.window-managers.fluxbox.user
Organization DaTaPaX
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I actually queried this on the devel list a couple of months ago.  Only 
one or two people expressed interest.  Another post suggested that 
developers should be focusing on more important things like getting 1.0 
out for example.

I'm a developer and wouldn't mind doing some work on it but I haven't 
learned that much about coding with Window Managers/Xgl/X11 much as yet. 
  I will be looking for info on doing this because I too would like to 
see it implemented as an option.

Fluxbox rocks and would be better with some stuff like this as an 
option.  I use fluxbox because it's quick and small but also (just as 
important to some) because it's very slick.

The short answer is that not many expressed interest in developing this 
but it still could be possible.  I will try to get into it at some point 
myself.

Regards,



Todd Harbour
~o~

Jonathan Groll wrote:

 > With all of the recent hype about Xgl and Compiz, I was wondering if
 > anyone on this list was able to tell us about the state of integrating
 > "composite support" into fluxbox. Are there any developers/projects
 > active?
 >
 > Although fluxbox is usually implemented as a minimalistic window
 > manager, I for one would love to have an Xgl cube for changing virtual
 > desktops in fluxbox ;-)
 >
 > Regards
 > Jonathan
 >
 >
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