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"content": "Toying around with the #shod window manager on #FreeBSD. It feels so magic when you can group different application windows together as tabs, as shown in my screenshot where two #xterm windows and a #Firefox share the same window frame as three separate tabs. This is also what I found fascinating about #pekwm and #HaikuOS. #Fluxbox also has something similar I think. And again thanks #ZFS boot environments, I cannot say this enough.\n\n#BSD #RunBSD #unix #WM\n\n\nhttps://snac.bsd.cafe/kaixin/s/post-67c8ad6292a07dc8f687757ae7fce73e.png",
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