Christof wrote: > Bartosz Wucke <sharp@solutions.net.pl> writes: > (snip) >>(and if it's a small popup like "password" it's really annoying >>to look for them using winlist all the time.) > Have you tried ~/G/L/A/database ? Can I set properties for specific kinds of windows within one application? Like, open standard Mozilla window with default (SmartPlacement) method, while its failure popups, password requests or similar javascript-generated annoyances to be placed with ManualPlacement? >>may find amusing, but I prefer to use option names that mean more than >>-sr, -n, -sb or -fade. (for now my aterm alias is 2 lines long too, but >>I hope it could change?) > > You can do it in your ~/.Xdefaults Okay, that is a serious method to avoid too long commandlines, but it's still not the afterstep'ish method of configuration. Different style, different location than all the rest... It works but it's not elegant. (therefore may be added on the far end of the TO-DO list ;) B. Wucke _______________________________________________ The AfterStep Window Manager for X User's Mailing List http://mail.afterstep.org/mailman/listinfo/as-users