Conversation with #inferno at Thu Jun  2 15:59:30 2011 on powerman-asdf@irc.freenode.net (irc)
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(21:37:22) veganman: hello.
(21:37:57) veganman: I'm rather new at inferno, is there a way to display X applications (or embed them in vnc-ish protocol) in inferno?
(21:39:24) veganman: the itend would be to make inferno my default "window manager" on my linux box, and overlay my linux-ish applications (i.e. firefox) on top of inferno's wm.
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(23:09:41) veganman: I assume there's no X11 port for inferno of course.
(23:09:44) anth_r: i thought i remembered a vnc viewer for inferno, but i don't see it now.
(23:09:53) veganman: I saw that
(23:09:57) anth_r: that'd be your only real shot. certainly no x11 support.
(23:10:05) veganman: okay, that's worth a try
(23:40:07) veganman: does wm/wm leaves a lot of room for customizations?
(23:46:29) anth_x: some? more than rio, less than pretty much any x11 wm.
(23:48:14) veganman: cool
(23:58:40) veganman: /usr/include/gnu/stubs.h:7:27: error: gnu/stubs-32.h: No such file or directory
(23:58:53) veganman: when doing mk -s nuke mkdirs install
(23:59:48) veganman: ah, normal, I'm running debian testing where it's broke there...
(00:00:45) veganman: okay fixed, sorry for the noise.
(00:36:16) veganman: can wm/wm support virtual workspaces?
(00:42:05) anth_x: not normally. i have some recollection of someone doing that, but i can't get more specific than that.
(00:43:17) anth_x: someone (mjl?) did a wm replacement that looks promising and does multi-deskotp-ish stuff.
(00:43:29) veganman: I've tried it, although I found it difficult to use
(00:53:10) veganman: is there a screen locker?
(00:55:38) anth_x: not that i know of.
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(01:01:59) veganman: when I start wm/wm, should it set my home directory to whatever the location of my inferno directory is?
(01:02:17) veganman: or should inferno's $HOME == linux's $HOME?
(01:44:41) anth_x: i don't know a $HOME.
(01:45:49) anth_x: wm/wm will set $home (i believe; unless something else is doing that behind my back)
(01:46:29) anth_x: my normal use starts with a script which invokes "wm/wm wm/logon -u myname".
(01:56:36) veganman: ty
(01:57:04) veganman: I'm not sure how to use factotum though.
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