I use Liferea for RSS-feeds. I also have a craptop with a tiny screen (1024×576px).
Liferea - Normal view
I think there is room for optimizing this, more spatial perhaps?
Liferea - wide view
This could use some miller-columnification.
Optimally, I would like to have this:
Don’t know how many times I accidentally pressed Ctrl+W when I wanted to delete a word in some non-terminal app, instead closing it and losing all the text I’ve written. Now I found out you can do this:
gconftool --set /desktop/gnome/interface/gtk_key_theme \
--type string Emacs
Then Ctrl+W does what it should!
I didn’t like that when xfce4-panel is in a fixed position and not expanded to the full width of the screen, it sets _NET_WM_STRUT and _NET_WM_STRUT_PARTIAL which reserves space at the screen border.
Waste of space on my tiny screen
The unused space on my tiny screen above the maximized window annoys me, so i downloaded the source whith apt-get source xfce4-panel and added a setting to disable setting the _NET_WM_STRUT properties.
Here’s a tarball of my patches.
Yay, less wasted space.
The setting can be enabled by editing ~/.config/xfce/panel/panels.xml and add (or change if it already exists) <property name="disable_struts" value="1"/> in the <properties> element.
A better long term solution would probably to have the window manager ignore struts for maximized windows when a panel does not cover the entire border.
Här är lite bash-magi för dem som har sin adressbok i Evolution.
OpenPGP Key
Pastebin
Pixbox
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