Re: Backgrounds
Mark Ogden (root@poggy.globalnet.co.uk)
Fri, 16 Apr 1999 16:12:18 +0000 (GMT)
What the hell do you use 12 desks for!?
Markypoos
On Fri, 16 Apr 1999, Greg Anderson wrote:
> James wrote:
> >
> > On Tue, 13 Apr 1999, ishamael wrote:
> >
> > # Pager handles the main background stuff (which is why everyone runs
> > # Pager).
> >
> > i don't like pager, it confuses me when the desks suddenly flip (i have
> > a virtual X desktop which scrolls, and when i hit the sides it'd flip
> > into another desktop. very annoying when trying to hit buttons on my
> > wharf (i use a trackball and tend to spin the ball and catch it when it's
> > near what i want to point at))
>
>
> I love the pager. I have 12 desks with four pages each. The man page
> for AfterStep has your solution: Make the change to EdgeResistance and
> EdgeScroll in your active feel file and then reload it from the start
> menu. Here is a bit of the man page...
>
> EdgeResistance delay pixels
> Specifies how hard it should be to change views
> within a desktop by moving the mouse over the edge
> of the screen, and how hard it should be to move a
> window over the edge of a screen.
>
> The delay in milliseconds, defines how long the
> pointer must spend at the screen edge before that
> view becomes current. This is useful in conjunc-
> tion with EdgeScroll 100 100, so the views don't
> get switched accidently.
>
> The pixels defines how far over the edge a window
> must "appear" to move before it actually moves par-
> tially off the screen.
>
> Note that with EdgeScroll 0 0, it is still possible
> to move or resize windows across the edge of the
> current screen. By setting the pixels parameter of
> EdgeResistance to 10000, this type of motion is
> impossible. However, with EdgeResistances less than
> 10000, but greater than 0, moving over pages
> becomes difficult but not impossible.
>
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