It sounds like you should try Sawmill. It has GNOME support, and it would be dead easy for you to bind 'lower-window' to whatever key or mouse action you want.
As for your second request (dragging window tabs), I just posted some code to the sawmill mailing list this morning that does just that. You can get the code and a theme that uses it at:
Since "building a better a mouse trap" has become a cliche, now we're building better mice.
I bet all of those mouse trap builders have been slacking off these past few years, sitting around in their R&D labs reading email, eating cheese samples, etc.
One of them will eventually load up/., see this story, and have a nervous fit.
I'm not sure, but I suspect that you can see your own comments no matter what score they're at. Since you started the thread and then replied to it, you see it twice when it's reparented.
It's still a bug, I guess, but a relatively minor one...
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It sounds like you should try Sawmill. It has GNOME support, and it would be dead easy for you to bind 'lower-window' to whatever key or mouse action you want.
As for your second request (dragging window tabs), I just posted some code to the sawmill mailing list this morning that does just that. You can get the code and a theme that uses it at:
http://www.eng.uwaterloo.ca/students /jdpeters/
Some people have been able to find them, others haven't. Some have problems, others don't, etc. etc.
Since "building a better a mouse trap" has become a cliche, now we're building better mice.
/., see this story, and have a nervous fit.
I bet all of those mouse trap builders have been slacking off these past few years, sitting around in their R&D labs reading email, eating cheese samples, etc.
One of them will eventually load up
Time to get back to work..
Adjust accordingly.
I think you're the only one that can see this.
I'm not sure, but I suspect that you can see your own comments no matter what score they're at. Since you started the thread and then replied to it, you see it twice when it's reparented.
It's still a bug, I guess, but a relatively minor one...
It appears not. They also linked to http://www.gnome.com.