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	ratpoison manual
		If not, ratpoison will print a number at the top left corner of each frame and wait for the user to type the number they wish to select.
		ratpoison then decides whether to grant the request and display the window or ignore it.
		By default ratpoison saves the position of the rat when leaving a window and when the user returns to the window the rat's position is restored.
	ratpoison.sourceforge.net /docs/Commands.html (1678 words)

	freshmeat.net: Project details for ratpoison
		Ratpoison is a simple window manager with no large library dependencies, no fancy graphics, no window decorations, and no rodent dependence.
		Having visited the #ratpoison irc chan on freenode, I was told that it was an "X bug" by a helpful chap who shall remain nameless.
		If you experience this problem use the redisplay command in ratpoison which is bound to C-t l.
	freshmeat.net /projects/ratpoison (683 words)

	Ratpoison - The Ultimate Keyboard-based Window Manager
		Short version: The Ratpoison keyboard-based window manager for X is great, but the out of the box configuration is very featureless.
		Ratpoison is simple: every window is full-screen (although if you want you can split in various ways like with Vim or screen).
		I was already using KDE for years like I use ratpoison (opening windows to full screen), and dragging the mouse around to change windows was starting to drag (har har).
	danielwebb.us /software/ratpoison (770 words)

	Nyetwork Wiki: ratpoison
		Tammie gave this presentation on the Ratpoison window manager at a FVLUG meeting.
		Ratpoison has a prefix map to minimize the key clobbering that cripples Emacs and others.
		On the otherhand, I suppose ratpoison is for older systems that don't have very many resources.
	www.nyetwork.org /wiki/ratpoison (446 words)

	HOWTO RatPoison - Gentoo Linux Wiki
		For those who know the terminal utility called screen, ratpoison is its X counterpart.
		When you first invoke ratpoison, you may be surprised to see, well, nothing but a blank screen.
		Ratpoison is highly configurable, and you can remap all keycombinations as you wish.
	gentoo-wiki.com /HOWTO_RatPoison (524 words)

	Command Line Warriors » Blog Archive » Kill the rodent with ratpoison
		Ratpoison is great for not what it adds to X but for what it takes away.
		The ratpoison wiki is at the center of the ratpoison community.
		It is slightly less minimalist than ratpoison in that a mode where windows act as (draggable) windows is available (though they are tiled by default), and panes have titlebars by default.
	www.commandline.org.uk /2006/kill-the-rodent-with-ratpoison (694 words)

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