[mythtv-users] desktop environment efficiencies.
Brian J. Murrell
brian at interlinx.bc.ca
Fri Nov 13 21:17:42 UTC 2009
On Fri, 2009-11-13 at 16:06 -0500, Michael T. Dean wrote:
>
> All the parts that use more than one window.
Which are which parts, exactly? I don't recall ever seeing more than
one window in anything I have used -- which you are going to say is why
I never have a problem not using a WM. But still, given that I use a
pretty decent share of the myth suite and I have never seen more than
one window, I am very curious as to where more than one window is used.
Please do tell.
> Whether you notice a failure, though, is dependent on too many
> factors--such as the window sizes, the window and mouse/pointer
No mouse/pointers here. This is a STB. This my caveat of course. I am
only reporting the lack of need for a WM with a single-purpose display,
a.k.a. STB use-case.
> positions at the time when the new window appears or when the additional
> window disappears,
Yeah, it's these other "mysterious" windows I am wondering about. Which
myth apps exactly, use more than one window?
> This is why you can not say,
> "It works."
But I can say it. It has been working for what must be 5 years or more.
AFAIC, practical experience here, outweighs vague warnings and "furious
hand waving".
> Again, though, let's just leave it at, "If you choose to run without a
> Window Manager, do not report any bugs relating to focus issues or loss
> of keyboard/remote control."
Sure.
> And, so that you don't inflict your pain
I have no pain (with regard to windows needing management with a WM),
thanx.
> upon others, it's nice not to recommend that they run without a Window
> Manager.
I don't think I ever "recommended" it. I merely shared my long-term
experience with it. I am not going to stop sharing my experience as I
hope nobody else does either. What's the point of the ML if we all stop
sharing our experiences?
b.
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