I apologize for not catching up to the current code in so long.
Now that I have I'm trying to resolve "breakage" and differences.
The unseen window seems to have been replaced with the sequences
window.  While I appreciate the flexibility of the sequences
window, the unseen window filled an important-to-me need:  It
was tiny and could be set to show on all desktops of a virtual
window manager without taking a lot of space.  Since my normal
mode of operation involves two copies of exmh displaying on a
1024x768 vnc session, screen space is at a premium.
As things stand now, I have a sequences window that shows a lot
more information than I need to have handy and takes up a lot
more room than I can "spare".
I can see that I could like the new sequences window a lot for
certain operations.  But I'd like a nice uncluttered, tiny
window that _only_ shows me info on my unread mail.
One possibility that occurs to me would be a button or mouse
click that "shrinks" the Sequences window to show only the
sequences in the "always show" list.  And of course a way to
expand it back.
--Hal
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Adam Beberg:
>Considering 90% of the fake job posting I see are for embedded systems or
>device drivers - C still rules the world.
There is a lot of C++ in the embedded world. With
static object allocation and a few other programming
techniques, performance differences disappear, but
C++ gives a boost in development and maintainability.
The real issue is compiler availability. Almost every
embedded platform has C cross-compilers. Many have
C++ compilers. But there is still a range of
platforms that have the first but not the second. Or
at least, that was the story a few years ago.
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