filmanagers

[Uli Wachowitz]

Hi Kris,

more or less, yes

two things I do not like at gentoo.

when resizing the window, the buttons will stay at their defined width.
That means that decreasing the window size below the width of the
button-rows, some buttons will become unaccessible. In worker the width
of the buttons is relativ to the windows size.

In gentoo is no possibility (at least I did not find it) to define fonts
for the different parts of the program (menus, file-lists, etc). That
important for me as I use the prog also on some notebooks with small
screens.

Because of those disadvantages I really prefer worker.
On the other hand, maybe I just got used to worker and I am prejudiced
and do not want to dive too deep into the gentoo manual ;-)

Who knows, thats Linux...
Everybody should use what fits his needs

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On Thu, 4 Jul 2002 17:43:14 +0200
Kristian Rink <afterimage at gmx.net> wrote:
[snip]
> more or less the same (at least the far I tried it), but looks a
> little better and is based on GTK+, thus fits great into the XFCE
> look. ;)
[/snip]
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