![]() You just need to experiment to see if it works for you, and i3 is perfect for that. Trust me, if your fingers don’t have to leave your keyboard, your happiness will go through the roof. “But I love my mouse!” you might think, while sadness feels your heart. ![]() It will give you a great flexibility and a increased control on your system, without even using the mouse! Today, I’ll show you an alternative: the i3 windows manager (i3wm). Thanks to the terminal, a developer have already access to a powerful tool to get things done, without the need of a full blown desktop. If you use the terminal pretty often (and you should), a desktop environment might be useless for you, even if you don’t realize it. But everybody has different needs when using a computer a developer won’t have the same needs as a designer. These desktops are meant to be used by everybody. It’s basically a set of icons, windows, toolbars, widgets, wallpaper and other functionalities which give to the users “easy” ways to do what they want. Many Linux distributions, and many Operating Systems (OS) in general, like Windows or macOS, have their own desktop environment. You thought that having icons everywhere on your desktop with a beautiful start menu was the better and only way to interact with your computer? (This is running ImageJ 2.0.0-rc-69/1.52p Java 1.8., updated Twitter #Tools #Mouseless Configuring i3 Window Manager: a Complete Guide This script runs for me and selects the desired images and so on. IJ.run ('Duplicate.', 'title=Duplicate-B') IJ.run ('Duplicate.', 'title=Duplicate-A') tOverlay (Overlay (TextRoi(40, 40, 'Image B'))) WaitForUserDialog ('Waiting', 'Select Image B').show() tOverlay (Overlay (TextRoi(40, 40, 'Image A'))) ![]() WaitForUserDialog ('Waiting', 'Select Image A').show() Illustrates this approach: from ij import IJ I’ve always used things like IJ.getImage() and So the duplicate, and all the remaining process is done on the wrong picture, and even the second duplicate is done on the first processed picture. But it doesn’t bring to front the picture. My script registrer the roi using roimanager and is supposed to bring to front the proper picture to perform the remaining process. The goal is to make the user select each windows to define wich one corresponds to FLIM or C1. The WindowManger can do this – I just don’t know.) Suggest another way to do what I think you want. I don’t know how to use the WindowManager but I can Thanks a lot for all you did for the beginner I am. I don’t understand why it does it, I tried this script using blob sample picture, but this windows manager function used to always work, until now… WaitROI=WaitForUserDialog("Waiting", "Select the nucleus ROI") WaitFLIM = WaitForUserDialog ("Waiting", "Select FLIM picture") ![]() WaitCA = WaitForUserDialog ("Waiting", "Select C1 picture") Here is my script if you have some ideas : from ij import IJ, ImagePlus, WindowManager as WM ![]() Now comes the problem : My script registrer the roi using roimanager and is supposed to bring to front the proper picture to perform the remaining process. (No possible Nucleus marker so it’s the best option I had.) Once it’s done, I ask the user to create a ROI to define the nucleus. I am writing again because I have an issue with the Windows Manager function on my script. ![]()
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