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I'm going to abandon ion3 as my WM and start using wmii, there are some reasons in doing this: - It doesn't depend on external libraries and languages (the need for lua in ion3 is very annoying), so it is easy to compile it among different architectures. - It is dynamic, each client may have one or more tags associated and "workspaces" are build on the fly by the WM. - It is blessed from Plan9: Every interaction with the VM can be done using its namespace. As result it is really easy to configure everything, you don't need to learn lua and check for APIs, just need "echo" "cat" some other shell stuff and pipes. For example i'm used to have many workspaces (tags in wmii) and i don't like to have them always listed on the bar. http://masqserv.serpe-net.it:81/mirko/blog/index.php?m=12&y=07&entry=entry071212-205210

Mirko's Blog - Problems with unison on ps3 with 64bit userland

Ever since the PS3 platform was released (Japan: 2006-11-11; USA: 2006-11-17; Europe: 2007-03-23) there has been speculation as to whether its wireless controller, dubbed " SIXAXIS ", could be used in non-gaming applications. It is already known that the SIXAXIS operates as a regular HID device in USB mode. Since it is being marketed as a Bluetooth device, it was fair and legitimate to expect it to also work with any Bluetooth-compliant computer, just like the Wiimote. This document explains how to configure Linux to recognize the SIXAXIS as a Bluetooth HID device. http://www.pabr.org/sixlinux/sixlinux.en.html

Using the PlayStation 3 controller in Bluetooth mode with Linux