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This is shown using Fvwm 2.3 from the CVS trunk.
Note that the gaps around the terminal windows are caused by the large granularity of their size increments.
The green handles are for resizing in two directions like the corners handles of normal windows.
The partition bars are windows, so window properties like snapping or appearance in the pager should inherently be functional. Note that some convenience operations that move/resize windows (usually alt-mousebutton-drag) occur on the window or background you're pointing at, not on the bars surrounding the mouse.
This module, FvwmPartition, is an original work by Jason Weber.
Copyright 2000-2001, Jason Weber. No guarantees or warrantees or
anything are provided or implied in any way whatsoever. Use this
program at your own risk.
Interim License: Until this code reaches acceptable maturity,
its use is limited to Fvwm developers only. This code may not
be redistribuited until further notice.
If and when this software is officially merged into Fvwm project,
it will likely adopt the licensing terms therein.
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(updated 20021905 for missing man page)
You still have to add FvwmPartition to the build. Under ./configure.in add "modules/FvwmPartition/Makefile" twice near where it says "modules/FvwmPager/Makefile". Under ./modules/Makefile.am, add FvwmPartition under "SUBDIRS=". Run (or rerun) ./configure to update all the other files.
The style is now invoked by the module.
For a quick look using x86 Linux, you should be able to just drop in the binary as /usr/lib/fvwm/version/FvwmPartition.
The rightmouse-drag feature is still problematic.
It still crashes, just a lot less often. This is a preview.
The contents should expand into './modules/FvwmPartition'. This archive can be untar'd into the Fvwm root directory from where the whole project is usually built. You have to add FvwmPartition to './modules/Makefile.am' and './Makefile.in'.
Additionally, you have to add the following line to your .fvwmrc for the partition bars to draw cleanly.
Style "FvwmPartition" WindowListSkip,NoTitle,NoHandles,BorderWidth 0
Watch out for resizing windows next to a outer edge bar.
Moving partitions by dragging them directly is more stable than adjusting them indirectly using the attached windows.
Web page, Copyright 2000, Jason Weber