Podcasts about WindowBlinds

On today's episode of I AM HOME, our hosts Tyler, Becca and Hilary are joined by Jennifer Lutz, NFM's Merchandising Support Assistant. If you're looking to cat-proof your home, you'll want to listen up! Jennifer shares more about how you can create a safe environment for your cat when it comes to window blinds – from making sure the blinds aren't a hazard, to your cat potentially damaging it. The hosts also learn more about cat-centered considerations you should make when decorating your home with rugs.

Windows  A quick update on Windows 11 22H2 update availability. Microsoft begins testing the new Photos app that will come with the October update. Edge team has a plan to make PWA more native ... and on Linux and Mac, too! Can Intel crack the code on Windows/iPhone interop? Dell did, but that app has been killed. Bye-bye, SwiftKey for iOS Intel announces 13th-Gen Core desktop chipsets. Guess what? more cores! Microsoft 365 The new unified Outlook app for Windows (project Monarch) is going out to more testers, getting some missing features. Study results show that Teams is an OS/platform and needs app store-like protections. Microsoft expands Viva. Surface Surface Studio 3 shows up at FCC Xbox Nadella "very confident" Activision/Blizzard deal will be OKd by regulators. As he should be. Logitech announces an Xbox Cloud Gaming handheld Microsoft may let Xbox users mute startup sounds E3 is coming back next for some reason Microsoft announces a new camo wireless controller with charging dock Tips and Picks Tip of the week: Windows 11 Field Guide update App pick of the week: WindowBlinds 11 open beta Enterprise pick of the week: SharePoint Server Subscription Edition moves to a twice-yearly update schedule Codename pick of the week: Surface codename-palooza Beer pick of the week: Ayinger Celebrator Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: CDW.com/LenovoClient itpro.tv/windows use code WW30 drata.com/twit

Windows  A quick update on Windows 11 22H2 update availability. Microsoft begins testing the new Photos app that will come with the October update. Edge team has a plan to make PWA more native ... and on Linux and Mac, too! Can Intel crack the code on Windows/iPhone interop? Dell did, but that app has been killed. Bye-bye, SwiftKey for iOS Intel announces 13th-Gen Core desktop chipsets. Guess what? more cores! Microsoft 365 The new unified Outlook app for Windows (project Monarch) is going out to more testers, getting some missing features. Study results show that Teams is an OS/platform and needs app store-like protections. Microsoft expands Viva. Surface Surface Studio 3 shows up at FCC Xbox Nadella "very confident" Activision/Blizzard deal will be OKd by regulators. As he should be. Logitech announces an Xbox Cloud Gaming handheld Microsoft may let Xbox users mute startup sounds E3 is coming back next for some reason Microsoft announces a new camo wireless controller with charging dock Tips and Picks Tip of the week: Windows 11 Field Guide update App pick of the week: WindowBlinds 11 open beta Enterprise pick of the week: SharePoint Server Subscription Edition moves to a twice-yearly update schedule Codename pick of the week: Surface codename-palooza Beer pick of the week: Ayinger Celebrator Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: CDW.com/LenovoClient itpro.tv/windows use code WW30 drata.com/twit

Windows  A quick update on Windows 11 22H2 update availability. Microsoft begins testing the new Photos app that will come with the October update. Edge team has a plan to make PWA more native ... and on Linux and Mac, too! Can Intel crack the code on Windows/iPhone interop? Dell did, but that app has been killed. Bye-bye, SwiftKey for iOS Intel announces 13th-Gen Core desktop chipsets. Guess what? more cores! Microsoft 365 The new unified Outlook app for Windows (project Monarch) is going out to more testers, getting some missing features. Study results show that Teams is an OS/platform and needs app store-like protections. Microsoft expands Viva. Surface Surface Studio 3 shows up at FCC Xbox Nadella "very confident" Activision/Blizzard deal will be OKd by regulators. As he should be. Logitech announces an Xbox Cloud Gaming handheld Microsoft may let Xbox users mute startup sounds E3 is coming back next for some reason Microsoft announces a new camo wireless controller with charging dock Tips and Picks Tip of the week: Windows 11 Field Guide update App pick of the week: WindowBlinds 11 open beta Enterprise pick of the week: SharePoint Server Subscription Edition moves to a twice-yearly update schedule Codename pick of the week: Surface codename-palooza Beer pick of the week: Ayinger Celebrator Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: CDW.com/LenovoClient itpro.tv/windows use code WW30 drata.com/twit

Windows  A quick update on Windows 11 22H2 update availability. Microsoft begins testing the new Photos app that will come with the October update. Edge team has a plan to make PWA more native ... and on Linux and Mac, too! Can Intel crack the code on Windows/iPhone interop? Dell did, but that app has been killed. Bye-bye, SwiftKey for iOS Intel announces 13th-Gen Core desktop chipsets. Guess what? more cores! Microsoft 365 The new unified Outlook app for Windows (project Monarch) is going out to more testers, getting some missing features. Study results show that Teams is an OS/platform and needs app store-like protections. Microsoft expands Viva. Surface Surface Studio 3 shows up at FCC Xbox Nadella "very confident" Activision/Blizzard deal will be OKd by regulators. As he should be. Logitech announces an Xbox Cloud Gaming handheld Microsoft may let Xbox users mute startup sounds E3 is coming back next for some reason Microsoft announces a new camo wireless controller with charging dock Tips and Picks Tip of the week: Windows 11 Field Guide update App pick of the week: WindowBlinds 11 open beta Enterprise pick of the week: SharePoint Server Subscription Edition moves to a twice-yearly update schedule Codename pick of the week: Surface codename-palooza Beer pick of the week: Ayinger Celebrator Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: CDW.com/LenovoClient itpro.tv/windows use code WW30 drata.com/twit

Windows  A quick update on Windows 11 22H2 update availability. Microsoft begins testing the new Photos app that will come with the October update. Edge team has a plan to make PWA more native ... and on Linux and Mac, too! Can Intel crack the code on Windows/iPhone interop? Dell did, but that app has been killed. Bye-bye, SwiftKey for iOS Intel announces 13th-Gen Core desktop chipsets. Guess what? more cores! Microsoft 365 The new unified Outlook app for Windows (project Monarch) is going out to more testers, getting some missing features. Study results show that Teams is an OS/platform and needs app store-like protections. Microsoft expands Viva. Surface Surface Studio 3 shows up at FCC Xbox Nadella "very confident" Activision/Blizzard deal will be OKd by regulators. As he should be. Logitech announces an Xbox Cloud Gaming handheld Microsoft may let Xbox users mute startup sounds E3 is coming back next for some reason Microsoft announces a new camo wireless controller with charging dock Tips and Picks Tip of the week: Windows 11 Field Guide update App pick of the week: WindowBlinds 11 open beta Enterprise pick of the week: SharePoint Server Subscription Edition moves to a twice-yearly update schedule Codename pick of the week: Surface codename-palooza Beer pick of the week: Ayinger Celebrator Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: CDW.com/LenovoClient itpro.tv/windows use code WW30 drata.com/twit

Photos app update, Intel 13th Gen Core Desktop CPUs, Microsoft Viva expansion Windows  A quick update on Windows 11 22H2 update availability. Microsoft begins testing the new Photos app that will come with the October update. Edge team has a plan to make PWA more native ... and on Linux and Mac, too! Can Intel crack the code on Windows/iPhone interop? Dell did, but that app has been killed. Bye-bye, SwiftKey for iOS Intel announces 13th-Gen Core desktop chipsets. Guess what? more cores! Microsoft 365 The new unified Outlook app for Windows (project Monarch) is going out to more testers, getting some missing features. Study results show that Teams is an OS/platform and needs app store-like protections. Microsoft expands Viva. Surface Surface Studio 3 shows up at FCC Xbox Nadella "very confident" Activision/Blizzard deal will be OKd by regulators. As he should be. Logitech announces an Xbox Cloud Gaming handheld Microsoft may let Xbox users mute startup sounds E3 is coming back next for some reason Microsoft announces a new camo wireless controller with charging dock Tips and Picks Tip of the week: Windows 11 Field Guide update App pick of the week: WindowBlinds 11 open beta Enterprise pick of the week: SharePoint Server Subscription Edition moves to a twice-yearly update schedule Codename pick of the week: Surface codename-palooza Beer pick of the week: Ayinger Celebrator Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: CDW.com/LenovoClient itpro.tv/windows use code WW30 drata.com/twit

Microsoft releases a CU for Windows 10 version 20H2. Right. It's "done."Meanwhile, let's check in on 2004. New and fixed bug list updatedNew Dev Channel (Fast Ring) build has fixes, sound setting tweaksThe Passing of Wintel? Jean-Louis Gassée makes one big mistake in his push for ARM on the desktop.Related: ARM pricing is going upIt turns out most Surface PCs are still blocked from getting Windows 10 version 2004Semi-related: Thanks to COVID stay-at-home orders, PC sales grew 7.1 percent in Q2Microsoft announces 3 million features for four different versions of OutlookMicrosoft is retiring OneDrive FetchMicrosoft and Citrix expand their partnership. But what's really new here?Here comes Microsoft Consulting (and some layoffs)Microsoft spins off creepy chatbotMicrosoft talks up Xbox Series X storage tech Tip of the week: A workaround for OneDrive Fetch. A lot of people are outraged by Microsoft killing OneDrive Fetch. But it's not that big a deal if you know about another OneDrive feature.App pick of the week: Stardock Curtains. It's like Windowblinds on steroids, for Windows 10. Plus: Don't forget, Halo 3 is out on PC! And: Microsoft Launcher v6 is a big upgradeEnterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Inspire is next week. Microsoft's annual partner show is next week. There's usually some decent tech news unveiled at Inspire, along with strategy updates. It starts Tuesday with partner program announcements. Nadella, Smith, Julia White, Jared Spataro, and other product folks are speaking Wed. The keynotes seem to be open to anyone to stream: https://partner.microsoft.com/en-US/inspire/Codename pick of the week: Portmeirion. Project Portmeirion aims to explore hardware-software co-design for security in the Azure general-purpose compute stack. (thanks, Walking Cat). It's part of Microsoft's confidential computing push. And Portmeirion is a village in Wales, for those wondering.Beer pick of the week: The Bruery The Brite: Hibiscus Lime. A fun pink sour that's only 75 cals. It's a sour blonde ale that almost doesn't taste like a beer at all. It's from the excellent folks at The Bruery Terreux in Anaheim: https://www.thebruery.com/beer/brite-hibiscus-lime Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit GetRoman.com/WINDOWS

Microsoft releases a CU for Windows 10 version 20H2. Right. It's "done."Meanwhile, let's check in on 2004. New and fixed bug list updatedNew Dev Channel (Fast Ring) build has fixes, sound setting tweaksThe Passing of Wintel? Jean-Louis Gassée makes one big mistake in his push for ARM on the desktop.Related: ARM pricing is going upIt turns out most Surface PCs are still blocked from getting Windows 10 version 2004Semi-related: Thanks to COVID stay-at-home orders, PC sales grew 7.1 percent in Q2Microsoft announces 3 million features for four different versions of OutlookMicrosoft is retiring OneDrive FetchMicrosoft and Citrix expand their partnership. But what's really new here?Here comes Microsoft Consulting (and some layoffs)Microsoft spins off creepy chatbotMicrosoft talks up Xbox Series X storage tech Tip of the week: A workaround for OneDrive Fetch. A lot of people are outraged by Microsoft killing OneDrive Fetch. But it's not that big a deal if you know about another OneDrive feature.App pick of the week: Stardock Curtains. It's like Windowblinds on steroids, for Windows 10. Plus: Don't forget, Halo 3 is out on PC! And: Microsoft Launcher v6 is a big upgradeEnterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Inspire is next week. Microsoft's annual partner show is next week. There's usually some decent tech news unveiled at Inspire, along with strategy updates. It starts Tuesday with partner program announcements. Nadella, Smith, Julia White, Jared Spataro, and other product folks are speaking Wed. The keynotes seem to be open to anyone to stream: https://partner.microsoft.com/en-US/inspire/Codename pick of the week: Portmeirion. Project Portmeirion aims to explore hardware-software co-design for security in the Azure general-purpose compute stack. (thanks, Walking Cat). It's part of Microsoft's confidential computing push. And Portmeirion is a village in Wales, for those wondering.Beer pick of the week: The Bruery The Brite: Hibiscus Lime. A fun pink sour that's only 75 cals. It's a sour blonde ale that almost doesn't taste like a beer at all. It's from the excellent folks at The Bruery Terreux in Anaheim: https://www.thebruery.com/beer/brite-hibiscus-lime Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit GetRoman.com/WINDOWS

Microsoft releases a CU for Windows 10 version 20H2. Right. It's "done."Meanwhile, let's check in on 2004. New and fixed bug list updatedNew Dev Channel (Fast Ring) build has fixes, sound setting tweaksThe Passing of Wintel? Jean-Louis Gassée makes one big mistake in his push for ARM on the desktop.Related: ARM pricing is going upIt turns out most Surface PCs are still blocked from getting Windows 10 version 2004Semi-related: Thanks to COVID stay-at-home orders, PC sales grew 7.1 percent in Q2Microsoft announces 3 million features for four different versions of OutlookMicrosoft is retiring OneDrive FetchMicrosoft and Citrix expand their partnership. But what's really new here?Here comes Microsoft Consulting (and some layoffs)Microsoft spins off creepy chatbotMicrosoft talks up Xbox Series X storage tech Tip of the week: A workaround for OneDrive Fetch. A lot of people are outraged by Microsoft killing OneDrive Fetch. But it's not that big a deal if you know about another OneDrive feature.App pick of the week: Stardock Curtains. It's like Windowblinds on steroids, for Windows 10. Plus: Don't forget, Halo 3 is out on PC! And: Microsoft Launcher v6 is a big upgradeEnterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Inspire is next week. Microsoft's annual partner show is next week. There's usually some decent tech news unveiled at Inspire, along with strategy updates. It starts Tuesday with partner program announcements. Nadella, Smith, Julia White, Jared Spataro, and other product folks are speaking Wed. The keynotes seem to be open to anyone to stream: https://partner.microsoft.com/en-US/inspire/Codename pick of the week: Portmeirion. Project Portmeirion aims to explore hardware-software co-design for security in the Azure general-purpose compute stack. (thanks, Walking Cat). It's part of Microsoft's confidential computing push. And Portmeirion is a village in Wales, for those wondering.Beer pick of the week: The Bruery The Brite: Hibiscus Lime. A fun pink sour that's only 75 cals. It's a sour blonde ale that almost doesn't taste like a beer at all. It's from the excellent folks at The Bruery Terreux in Anaheim: https://www.thebruery.com/beer/brite-hibiscus-lime Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit GetRoman.com/WINDOWS

Microsoft releases a CU for Windows 10 version 20H2. Right. It's "done."Meanwhile, let's check in on 2004. New and fixed bug list updatedNew Dev Channel (Fast Ring) build has fixes, sound setting tweaksThe Passing of Wintel? Jean-Louis Gassée makes one big mistake in his push for ARM on the desktop.Related: ARM pricing is going upIt turns out most Surface PCs are still blocked from getting Windows 10 version 2004Semi-related: Thanks to COVID stay-at-home orders, PC sales grew 7.1 percent in Q2Microsoft announces 3 million features for four different versions of OutlookMicrosoft is retiring OneDrive FetchMicrosoft and Citrix expand their partnership. But what's really new here?Here comes Microsoft Consulting (and some layoffs)Microsoft spins off creepy chatbotMicrosoft talks up Xbox Series X storage tech Tip of the week: A workaround for OneDrive Fetch. A lot of people are outraged by Microsoft killing OneDrive Fetch. But it's not that big a deal if you know about another OneDrive feature.App pick of the week: Stardock Curtains. It's like Windowblinds on steroids, for Windows 10. Plus: Don't forget, Halo 3 is out on PC! And: Microsoft Launcher v6 is a big upgradeEnterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Inspire is next week. Microsoft's annual partner show is next week. There's usually some decent tech news unveiled at Inspire, along with strategy updates. It starts Tuesday with partner program announcements. Nadella, Smith, Julia White, Jared Spataro, and other product folks are speaking Wed. The keynotes seem to be open to anyone to stream: https://partner.microsoft.com/en-US/inspire/Codename pick of the week: Portmeirion. Project Portmeirion aims to explore hardware-software co-design for security in the Azure general-purpose compute stack. (thanks, Walking Cat). It's part of Microsoft's confidential computing push. And Portmeirion is a village in Wales, for those wondering.Beer pick of the week: The Bruery The Brite: Hibiscus Lime. A fun pink sour that's only 75 cals. It's a sour blonde ale that almost doesn't taste like a beer at all. It's from the excellent folks at The Bruery Terreux in Anaheim: https://www.thebruery.com/beer/brite-hibiscus-lime Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/windows-weekly Check out Paul's blog at thurrott.com Check out Mary Jo's blog at AllAboutMicrosoft.com The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of Carl Franklin. Sponsors: LastPass.com/twit GetRoman.com/WINDOWS

我们终于也步入期数达到三位数的播客行列了！今天碰巧又是圣诞节，本该来一些轻松的话题，不适合标题里这种看似愤青的风格，但实际上本期绝大部分时间里并没有激动的吐槽和单纯为了反驳而反驳。尽管 Leon 的确很不喜欢现在各大系统、应用软件提供的深色模式，我们还是希望按照习惯的套路，从那些远古的软硬件里找到 Dark Mode 的踪迹，通过缓缓拨开「历史的迷雾」来好好地……吐槽……两位主播祝大家圣诞快乐的同时也再次提醒，本周六（12 月 28 日）我们将在上海举办最后一场线下活动~# 内容提要04:26 · 为神马最近 Dark Mode 火起来了呢？09:19 · 让我们「拨开历史的迷雾」，探寻一下 Dark Mode 的源头23:33 · 聊深色模式，绝对绕不开那个 Z 打头的播放器和 7 结尾的操作系统28:25 · 插播着科普一下深色模式的硬件基础 AMOLED36:52 · 主播一号失败的 Dark Mode 初体验46:29 · 终于可以开始正式吐槽了！55:01 · 一百期了，有点儿唏嘘# 参考链接年度线下活动《安妮赏》的购票链接 2:33Design Tokens 6:34以前的 UC 浏览器 logo 还是一只写实的松鼠 10:52智能机早期时代就诞生的 Opera Mobile 也活到了现在 11:27国产山寨汽车品牌的「翘楚」众泰 15:40更正：JJ 提到的那个桌面主题作者叫 Tiggz 16:43WindowsBlinds 桌面主题作者在官网上的历史排名 16:52Tiggz 的深色主题 GT3 17:14JJ 设计的主题 Azenis 2 18:32本台的老朋友 Rokey 19:07Rokey 的概念稿真的找不到了，只找到了 JJ 实现的主题 19:13一套典型的带半透明边框的 WindowBlinds 桌面主题 19:23淘宝设计团队撰写的深色模式总结《我们把淘宝黑了！？淘宝深色模式内测正式开启》 21:01Zune 音乐播放器 24:18感受一下 Zune 的 UI 26:41AMOLED 显示屏 28:08Micro LED 显示技术 31:32Pentile 屏幕像素排列方式 32:29胎死腹中的 Windows Mobile 7 界面 35:24眼睛中感受强光和颜色的视锥细胞 40:04JJ 以前写的粗暴型全局夜间模式 CSS 41:21现在 Apple 很多设备都搭载能通过环境光源的感知来调节色温的 True Tone 屏幕 42:55土豆网当年上市失败让人唏嘘 45:18曾经的爆款文章《上海是怎么错失这些年的互联网机遇的？》 45:26JJ 曾经尝试的官网暗色模式和系统自动匹配 52:14计算机千年虫问题 55:42本台官网使用的站内搜索引擎 Swiftype 56:38# 会员计划在本台官网(Anyway.FM) 注册会员即可 14 天试用 X 轴播放器和催更功能~ 开启独特的播客互动体验，Pro 会员更可加入听众群参与节目讨(hua)论(shui)~

Einmal mehr aus Axels Küchenstudio und nicht so richtig live, kommt ein Hackerfunk. Diesmal wieder mit Gast. Bei uns war Michael Stapelberg, der Autor des Windowmanagers I3. In dieser Sendung erzählt er uns über die verschiedenen Paradigmen bei Windowmanagern und Desktop Umgebungen, sowie auch die Technologie und das Zusammenspiel mit dem X-Server unter Linux und Unix. Daxx – Hard To Rock One Dice – Wake Up Sleeper Nächste Sendung am Samstag, 07.06.2014 Trackliste I3 :: Improved Tiling Window Manager X Desktop Group :: Extended Manager Hints List of Windowmanagers :: The Comprehensive List Of Windowmanagers (ca. 180 Einträge) Tiling :: Wikipedia über Tiling Arbeitsumgebung :: Wikipedia zum Thema Arbeitsumgebung (Desktop Environment) autocutsel :: automated xcutsel Xtrlock :: Minimales X-Display Sperrprogramm Mousetrap :: Mousetrap Awesome :: Awesome Windowmanager Ratpoison :: Ratpoison: Say good-bye to the rodent Stumpwm :: The Stump Windowmanager flwm :: The Fast Light Windowmanager fvwm :: Official FVWM Home Page tvtwm :: Tom's Virtual Tab Window Manager AmiWM :: Amiga Workbench Windowmanager für Linux X Window Managers :: A world of choice for your Linux/Unix desktop Windowblinds :: Windowblinds Windowmanager für Windows KDE für Windows :: KDE für Windows Gnome :: Gnome Desktop Environment KDE :: K Desktop Environment XFCE :: Xfce-Arbeitsumgebung File Download (141:55 min / 213 MB)

Einmal mehr aus Axels Küchenstudio und nicht so richtig live, kommt ein Hackerfunk. Diesmal wieder mit Gast. Bei uns war Michael Stapelberg, der Autor des Windowmanagers I3. In dieser Sendung erzählt er uns über die verschiedenen Paradigmen bei Windowmanagern und Desktop Umgebungen, sowie auch die Technologie und das Zusammenspiel mit dem X-Server unter Linux und Unix. Daxx – Hard To Rock One Dice – Wake Up Sleeper Nächste Sendung am Samstag, 07.06.2014 Trackliste I3 :: Improved Tiling Window Manager X Desktop Group :: Extended Manager Hints List of Windowmanagers :: The Comprehensive List Of Windowmanagers (ca. 180 Einträge) Tiling :: Wikipedia über Tiling Arbeitsumgebung :: Wikipedia zum Thema Arbeitsumgebung (Desktop Environment) autocutsel :: automated xcutsel Xtrlock :: Minimales X-Display Sperrprogramm Mousetrap :: Mousetrap Awesome :: Awesome Windowmanager Ratpoison :: Ratpoison: Say good-bye to the rodent Stumpwm :: The Stump Windowmanager flwm :: The Fast Light Windowmanager fvwm :: Official FVWM Home Page tvtwm :: Tom's Virtual Tab Window Manager AmiWM :: Amiga Workbench Windowmanager für Linux X Window Managers :: A world of choice for your Linux/Unix desktop Windowblinds :: Windowblinds Windowmanager für Windows KDE für Windows :: KDE für Windows Gnome :: Gnome Desktop Environment KDE :: K Desktop Environment XFCE :: Xfce-Arbeitsumgebung File Download (141:55 min / 213 MB)

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