Many of You know Mac OS X great
Expose feature:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/expose
Also Beryl/XGL can do something like that:
http://www.sinerblog.com/images/xgl-F12.png
But there are also two small apps that can give You similar functionality without whole XGL, they are
skippy [skippy-xd] and
kompose. Also
expocity can do that [unofficial patch for metacity] but it is abandonned i thnik.
ports:
/usr/ports/x11-wm/skippy
/usr/ports/x11-wm/skippy-xd
/usr/ports/deskutils/kompose
skippy: http://thegraveyard.org/skippy.php
kompose: http://kompose.berlios.de/
skippy is just a regular stand alone app,
kompose is a KDE extension, but as You can see it can work with
fluxbox nicely. It will also work nice with any other NetWM or GnomeWM compilant window manager.
skippy-xd is
skippy with support for XRender, XComposite, XDamage and XFixes X11 extensions, so You will be able to see movie playing live while running
skippy-xd, the same as with XGL.
here several screenshots:
1.
default-desktop
2.
skippy
3.
kompose
4.
kompose-config
my skippy config:
Code:
% cat ~/.skippyrc
[general]
keysym = F11
distance = 20
useNETWMFullscreen = true
ignoreSkipTaskbar = false
[xinerama]
showAll = false
[normal]
brightness = 0.0
tint = white
opacity = 160
border = white
[highlight]
brightness = 0.10
tint = #ffbb88
opacity = 220
border = #8822dd
[tooltip]
show = true
border = black
background = #dd8822
text = black
font = New Dr. Yoshiabibi-16
kompose is KDE app so there is no special configuration for it, just standart window with options:
kompose-config.