When thinking about a golden ratio tile, I got the idea to
replace masterw with a general ratio value. A ratio of 50[:50]
means that master and stacking area are equally resized, same
with the heights of tiled windows. If the ratio is 60[:40] the
master area is 60% and the stacking area is 40% of the screen size
(similiar to the current behavior). But the ratio also has effect
to the height of all tiled windows. A 60[:40] ratio means, that
each successing window will be around 20% smaller in height than
the previous one.
If the ratio is choosed 40[:60] this means, that the master
width will be smaller than the stack width, and that top-windows
on the stack will have a smaller height than the bottom-windows.
The basic idea is quite easy to grasp. Currently I work on a new
tile() algorithm which will provide the described funtionality.
I'm curios how this will feel in reality.
Regards,
-- Anselm R. Garbe >< http://www.suckless.org/ >< GPG key: 0D73F361Received on Wed Aug 01 2007 - 17:40:48 UTC
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