2009/1/18 Michelle Konzack <linux4miche...@tamay-dogan.net>: > Hello, > > two of my apps have today choosen to be "Sticky" in Desk and Page again. > > Since "NoSticky" give an error, HOW can I add explicit a "Style" that
The opposite of Sticky is *Slippery* -- it's in the manpage of course: Style foo Slippery > those two apps are NEVER sticky, including its children windows? > > Note: One of the Apps is Xmms with: > Name: XMMS-Playlist > Icon Name: XMMS-Playlist > Class: xmms > Resource: XMMS_Playlist > StickyPage: Yes > StickyDesk: Yes I believe in XMMS' case, you have to configure it to allow WM decorations (i.e., not get its brain-dead idea that it knows best to override the window manager and let the WM to manage it), then it won't be sticky. > I also should note, that ONLY FvwmButton is sticky and nothing else > > The second all is the FvwmIndent... So? You must have a Style line telling FvwmIdent (or more likely Fvwm*) to be Sticky. No one can say without seeing your config. -- Thomas Adam
