Probably before your time, sonny ;-), but Windows started out as a
"tiling" desktop. The tiling concept didn't go over very well. 640 x 480
screens were all the rage then and you can't get many tiles on that size
screen, not large enough tiles to be useful anyway.
I think W95 was the first one w/ your "floating" windows.
Jim G
On Sun, 2011-04-10 at 20:23 -0800, Christopher Howard wrote:
> Any of you guys played around with this tiling WM before?:
>
> http://xmonad.org/
>
> Personally, I've wanted a layout-based WM for a long-time. I hate the
> "floating" windows paradigm that Microsoft gave us and that has been
> co-opted by all the Linux WMs/DEs. Thought about trying to write my own
> before I ran across this one. Still in the installation/configuration
> phase, so I hoping this is developed enough to be practical.
>
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