Beryl an Easy Graphical Howto p1
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| The most amazing part about Beryl, is that it?s open source,
| and if you want to get your hands dirty, you can customize it
| to your heart's desire.
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http://pimpyourlinux.com/linux-feature-review/beryl-an-easy-graphical-howto/
X.Org-ATI driver news
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| In a recent blog entry the developer airlied gave an update about the
| current development state of the X.Org drivers for ATI cards. After
| the next vesion 6.7 randr-1.2 support will be integrated.
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| While everyone is waiting for more details about AMD?s driver fixes
| thee X.Org developers for the ATI drivers are not sleeping either.
| The developer airlied announced a pre-release to the next version
| of the drivers and also outlined the current road map.
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http://liquidat.wordpress.com/2007/05/23/xorg-ati-driver-news/
Related:
howto enhance your workflow with beryl - part I
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| grouper plugin and tabbed windows
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| The grouper plugin allows you to join various windows into
| groups, and perform actions on all the windows as one. For
| example, if you resize one window in a group, all windows are
| resized. If you move one window in the group, they all move.
|
| [...]
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| scale plugin and the four desktop corners
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| Because the four corners of the desktop are the easiest parts to hit
| with your mouse, it makes sense to try and put some form of useful
| action in each of the four corners.
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http://www.liquidweather.net/howto/index.php?id=92
howto enhance your workflow with beryl
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| Problem is, I spread my applications across all 4 desktops, so
| that things feel uncluttered when I'm working on an application.
| However, when you want to keep an eye on several applications at
| a time, it's impossible - except, if you have beryl. What I do
| is set one of the corners of my desktop to activate the scale
| plugin to show all windows from all desktops (see here for a
| more detailed explanation). I also make sure that it shows
| minimised windows.
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http://www.liquidweather.net/howto/index.php?id=101
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