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  • NateHubbard
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    Looks like there are a lot of openbox features that are listed as out-of-scope for this project. Oh well, it's still pretty neat.

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  • skeevy420
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    Very cool. Reminds me of my minimalist Fluxbox years.

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  • c117152
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    Originally posted by lucrus View Post
    Besides the name (does it stand for the LABoratory Water Closet?), I see from the video you can even open a terminal window and resize it! Absolutely amazing!

    Jokes apart, what does this have to offer more than Sway?
    Sway is a tiling windows manager. This is a stacking window manager.

    For personal use I prefer i3/sway as well but since it's highly personalized you can't use it to put together boxes for other people to admin so openbox style light stacking window manager are necessary.

    p.s. a good middle ground would be paperwm/cardboard style tiling with openbox style context menus. should be pretty intuitive for smartphone users.
    Last edited by c117152; 06 March 2021, 10:23 AM.

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  • lucrus
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    Besides the name (does it stand for the LABoratory Water Closet?), I see from the video you can even open a terminal window and resize it! Absolutely amazing!

    Jokes apart, what does this have to offer more than Sway?

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