ruby-wmii updated for use with wmii 3.6 – (matched in keyword)Code hosted at eigenclass.org – [* [[ruby-wmii |wmii ruby]]: wmii WM scripting]ruby-wmii: Ruby configuration/scripting for the wmii window manager – (matched in keyword)ruby-wmii community: plugins and configurations – (matched in keyword)ruby-wmii FAQ – (matched in keyword)What’s new in Ruby 1.9, Feb. 07 update – [An unrelated question: Are we going to see a version of ruby-wmii for wmii 3.5/3.6, or not until 4.0 is released?]Running your tests automatically with autotest + wmii, emacs and ratpoison – (matched in keyword)Accessing the non-perishable information on eigenclass.org – [Some of my absolute favorites: the "defuse the bomb" post, the ICFP solution, the wmii bookmark manager, and the recent fulltext search. And, going back further, the old 5-line wiki and teensy blogs you had going on Ruby-Talk.]IRB+RI: still room for improvement – better completion, method definition site discovery – [Can you post your Xdefaults/wmii theme?]Inspecting a live Ruby process, easier if you cheat. – [[[ruby-wmii scripts for the wmii window manager|wmii ruby]] to use]Extending the wmii WM with more plugins; thanks, Nathan – (matched in keyword)ruby-wmii 0.3.1: bookmark manager, generalized menus, view history… – (matched in keyword)Opening up my hiki wiki: bliki.rb plugin – [* [[ruby-wmii contrib]] where you can contribute your snippets/plugins for [[wmii ruby]]]A minimalistic yet much more powerful bookmark manager, kicking del.icio.us’ and Firefox/you-name-it’s ass – (matched in keyword)ruby-wmii 0.3.0: extensibility via plugins, easier upgrades, new applets (MPD, battery monitor)… – (matched in keyword)Plugins in your Ruby application – [[[my Ruby script for the wmii window manager|wmii ruby]] it took me but a few]Automagic (generalizable) working set discovery, improved ruby-wmii WM scripting 0.2.1 – (matched in keyword)Scripting the wmii-3 window manager with Ruby – (matched in keyword)Ruby – [* [[wmii ruby]] ([[earlier explanation|scripting wmii with ruby]])]
