Hye! Thanks for that tip, it mostly works (although a couple of them from teh repository are kinda wonky on me). I guess I was either doing it incorrectly before, or the newest version of sawfish fixed the problem. Either way, the scripting in sawfish is pretty darn cool. If I can muster the time, I will try to see if sawfish can help alleviate the problems that the PC mag article pointed out. William Kendrick wrote: > > A repository of LISP scripts that manipulate windows in sawfish. If one actually > > gets the scripting feature to work, then pretty much all of the PC Magazine's > > problems could be easily fixed in gnome/sawfish... *IF* it were easier for users > > to simply plug in scripts into sawfish. Right now it is a matter of putting > > LISP scripts into a directory and hoping that it runs, etc.... not for the > > average user who can barely right-click. > > Nah! Just right-click the ".jl" lisp file from that site, Save As to > one's home directory, then run: > > $ cat WHATEVER.jl >> .sawfishrc > > then Middle-Click-Desktop -> Restart. > > Voila! > > -bill! > (I just installed the "Netscape: Titlebar" renamer script. Works great!)
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