Devil's Pie Graphical Editor
Thanks to Chris for pointing out gdevilspie to me, a graphical interface to writing Devil's Pie rule files. I've never used it so I can't comment on how well it works, but I'm very glad that someone finally wrote it!
Posted by Luis at Tue Mar 18 12:22:15 2008:
Posted by Ross at Tue Mar 18 12:36:38 2008:
Posted by Islam Amer at Wed Mar 19 13:15:03 2008:
Hello. I am the gdevilspie author. I am so happy you like it :)
I wrote it to learn pyGTK and because I saw a lot of people were requesting a graphical interface to create devilspie rules.
I don't know much C beyond hacking and patching on the occasional program. But I am ready to learn :)
Posted by henriquemaia at Tue Jul 22 15:45:04 2008:
Posted by charlie at Thu Aug 21 15:35:04 2008:
I wrote it to learn pyGTK and because I saw a lot of people were requesting a graphical interface to create devilspie rules.
I don't know much C beyond hacking and patching on the occasional program. But I am ready to learn :)
Hi, I just started using devil's pie and I'm loving it.
I thing there's something that would make it even much more useful. If it could trigger not only when an app starts, but also with other actions like a window getting focus.
I'd like to have some windows showing just part of it on the screen, and when they get the focus (with the mouse or ctrl+tab) the window could move to show itself entirely, then when the focus gets lost it would return to it's previous position.
And maybe also using a key combination (so windows could behave like quake terminals)
This could be a real killer app. Thanks for making it.
I thing there's something that would make it even much more useful. If it could trigger not only when an app starts, but also with other actions like a window getting focus.
I'd like to have some windows showing just part of it on the screen, and when they get the focus (with the mouse or ctrl+tab) the window could move to show itself entirely, then when the focus gets lost it would return to it's previous position.
And maybe also using a key combination (so windows could behave like quake terminals)
This could be a real killer app. Thanks for making it.
