DM2 (DialogMate2)
Posted: Sat Jun 12, 2010 7:48 pm
Check out this app DM2 (DialogMate2)
It can minimize windows to tray or floating icons, resize, roll to caption, set opacity, align to screen border etc..
It has a plugin system one of which is a VirtualDesktop (2~8).
Best of all, only ~700k memory (private working set).
All files and settings retained in it's own folder!
It hasn't been updated in a few years but works ok in my Vista SP2.
Be sure and hit up the settings web page and clean up the settings window in DM2.
Example:
I have my 'Action' set like this:
Right Click, Min button = Roll Up/UnRoll Windows (Plugins) (default is minimize to tray)
Right Click, Max button = Resize window (default is minimize to floating icon)
Right Click, Close button = Align Window (default is hide foreground window)
I use Shift, Right Click for the defaults (just my preference).
These are just a few settings, there are way more and with the user defined hotkeys, that take parameters to the plugins;
volume, switching desktops, easygamma, it's just a very versatile little (dare I say) "Window Manager".
Actually, "Windows Mate!"
It can minimize windows to tray or floating icons, resize, roll to caption, set opacity, align to screen border etc..
It has a plugin system one of which is a VirtualDesktop (2~8).
Best of all, only ~700k memory (private working set).
All files and settings retained in it's own folder!
It hasn't been updated in a few years but works ok in my Vista SP2.
Be sure and hit up the settings web page and clean up the settings window in DM2.
Example:
I have my 'Action' set like this:
Right Click, Min button = Roll Up/UnRoll Windows (Plugins) (default is minimize to tray)
Right Click, Max button = Resize window (default is minimize to floating icon)
Right Click, Close button = Align Window (default is hide foreground window)
I use Shift, Right Click for the defaults (just my preference).
These are just a few settings, there are way more and with the user defined hotkeys, that take parameters to the plugins;
volume, switching desktops, easygamma, it's just a very versatile little (dare I say) "Window Manager".
Actually, "Windows Mate!"