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Tag Archives: xfce
Using Rofi for Agnostic Lightweight Window/App Management
Rofi is a super lightweight window switching and application launcher written entirely in C. It’s totally agnostic to your desktop environment or window manager making it ideal to quickly search for or toggle between open windows and applications and other … Continue reading
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Tagged desktop linux, linux desktop, linux window switching, rofi, task switcher for linux, window switcher, xfce
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Using KWin with Xfce
I’ve been a long-time Xfce user as I’ve bounced around any manner of window manager and desktop environment since the turn of the century. I always found 3D effects like viewing all window spaces, and exposé-type features to be useful … Continue reading







