Re: Gnome 2 III

[Travis Saling <trav u washington edu>]

> BTW, good choice to use metacity, as for me sawfish is horribly broken 
> in gnome2. metacity works fine, also does not have the dozens of 
> useless configuration options and is fast.


I have the opposite point of view.  I'd used Metacity originally but 
found some basic things that aren't quite there yet - <alt>+<tab> 
behaves oddly, transient windows get buried easily, etc.  Plus I find 
some of those "useless" options rather nice, actually.  So I'm back to 
Sawfish, and all in all am quite happy with it.

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