Re: efficiency using GIMP

hi, what i would normally do is to have a desktop for the gimp, so i
have firefox o desktop one, eclipse on the second and gimp on the
third, also its a good idea to tell fluxbox to remember in what
desktop are the apps

On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 6:46 AM, Zhang Weiwu <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello. I had been looking for an efficient way to work with multi-window
> applications like GIMP for long time. The special thing about gimp is
> its document interface, tool box and dialogs are separate windows
> belonging to the same application, and it make a lot of sense to be able
> to see them all on the screen.
>
> So, in order to work with GIMP efficiently I have to first carefully
> move all these windows to different places on the screen, not
> over-lapping each other. And when they are hidden behind another window
> (e.g. Firefox), if I call up one of these windows (e.g. call up the
> document), then all other windows should move to the same layer as the
> document window.
>
> Something similar was possible in enlightenment 1.6, called "Window
> grouping", however the "window group" in flux box means something
> different, the grouped window never appear together, just the opposite
> to enlightenment where grouped window always appear together.
>
> So, how do you use GIMP with fluxbox? do you suffer from the trouble of
> brining different windows of GIMP to the top as I do? How do you solve it?
>
> Best.
>
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