Re: [dev] [patch] st - alphatransparency

2010-09-14 Thread Uriel
Is it April already? Gosh how fast the time flies! uriel On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 8:03 PM, Leon Winter wrote: > Hi, > > just a proof of concept, no error-handling for non 32bit colordepth, > requires composite manager like xcompmgr. I noticed this feature is not > very popular so if you dont like

[dev] mcwm

2010-09-14 Thread Jakub Lach
Anybody tried mcwm? Looks somewhat promising. "The binary is 23 kilobytes stripped. Typical resident memory use on FreeBSD on x86 is ~1200 kiB and ~1400 kiB on x86-64. It takes slightly half of that if compiled as a static binary." ~3000 lines of code. http://hack.org/mc/hacks/mcwm/

Re: [dev] [patch] st - alphatransparency

2010-09-14 Thread Leon Winter
Actually the #if part was old code and is not needed. Am Tue, 14 Sep 2010 20:03:38 +0200 schrieb Leon Winter : > Hi, > > just a proof of concept, no error-handling for non 32bit colordepth, > requires composite manager like xcompmgr. I noticed this feature is > not very popular so if you dont li

[dev] [patch] st - alphatransparency

2010-09-14 Thread Leon Winter
Hi, just a proof of concept, no error-handling for non 32bit colordepth, requires composite manager like xcompmgr. I noticed this feature is not very popular so if you dont like the idea you better not apply the patch ;) Edit ALPHA macro to change level of transparency (0x00 is invisible, 0xff is

Re: [dev] Re: dwm puzzle [fixed; with blame]

2010-09-14 Thread Szabolcs Nagy
* Peter John Hartman [2010-09-12 10:52:12 -0400]: > > > - focus(wintoclient(ev->window)); > > > + focus((wintoclient(ev->window))); > > > > Ok, I haven't done this yet, but a little update. It turns out that this > patch /didn't/ fix the problem; or, at least, it partially did. On

Re: [dev] Re: dwm puzzle [fixed; with blame]

2010-09-14 Thread Sean Whitton
Hi, On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 10:52:12AM -0400, Peter John Hartman wrote: > Ok, I haven't done this yet, but a little update. It turns out that this > patch /didn't/ fix the problem; or, at least, it partially did. On > occasion, firefox at least and mplayer in full screen mode will not > behave.