I use a bunch of virtual desktops, for various functions. One desktop I
use exclusivly for programming. On each screen I will have cpp and header
files for a particular class for example, and a sticky xterm that I use to
compile whenever any changes are made. But, when I go from the
programming desktop to another, I don't want this sticky window to jump to
the next desktop.
So, after my ramblings, is there any way to get a sticky window to only
stick on one desktop and non of the others?
Thanks
Brett Cooper
cooper_at_cs.fsu.edu
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If a negatively curved group G acts geometrically on two geodesic spaces
X,Y, then the two spaces are naturally quasi-isometric to G via the orbit
maps. The important point is that this quasi-isometry between X and Y
extends to a G-equivariant homeomorphism between dX and dY.
(I used to find stuff like this important)
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Received on Sun Oct 12 1997 - 16:10:21 BST