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From: harkcom@spinach.pa.yokogawa.co.jp (Alton Harkcom)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x,comp.windows.x.motif
Subject: mwm - impossible task?
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Date: 14 May 91 10:40:32 GMT
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   Again after fooling with the resource files for mwm I am at the point
where I do not fear telling upper management to shove mwm...And over such
a minor detail at that...

   First a thought: I have used many window managers and mwm is the only
 	one that has puts me off so badly... I wonder if the author(s) of
	mwm use a different window manager and only run mwm for testing???
	Enough garbage, or nobody will answer my question...

   I want to make icons line up at the bottom left of my screen. Simple.
I want to no gaps when I iconify a window. Apparently impossible. I got
them to line up. I de-iconify them and iconify a window who's icon was
to the right. It appears just where it used to be and doesn't tippy toe
on down to the left like I want it to. (Somehow I get the feeling that
the same scum who design HPUX design mwm...)

   Is it possible to get mwm to have left gravity when iconifying?

Al