Author: Jonas Cohonas
Date: 08:15:40 10/07/05
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>>Personally i prefer the way Chessbase have done it, where you get it all in one >>window, but still you can arrange the windows however you like (or almost >>atleast). > >I am not sure I understand this. What does it mean that you can >"arrange the windows however you like" when there is only one >window? Is it some kind of "windows inside a window" GUI? I >have only worked with such a GUI once (the Linux version of the >computer algebra system Maple), and I abolutely hated it. It is a bit difficult to explain, but you can (by clicking and holding) drag any given window and it will atomatically align it self according to the other windows and you can then resize it to your liking. Maybe someone can explain it better than me, but i quite like this was of doing it. After thinking about it, my second favorite from a practical example is chesspartner, where you can resize and move around all the different windows, really quite nice and i suggest you check it out if you are not already familiar with it.
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