Re: [dev] [wmii] floating clients in default and stack mode

2010-07-16 Thread Juan Pablo Aroztegi
> Yes, in the hg tree this is the expected behavior, but not the correct one. > The code that deals with collapsed clients is currently incomplete. I have a > WIP on my patch queue, but it's about a day's work from completion and > requires more concentration than I've been able to invest recently.

[dev] [wmii] floating clients in default and stack mode

2010-07-16 Thread Juan Pablo Aroztegi
I have a question about wmii, floating clients and the "default" and "stack" modes in this situation. Let's suppose I create a new tag, then switch to the floating layer with Mod-shift-space and start 4 new clients. By default the "default" mode is applied, so I can see all the clients. If I press

Re: [dev] [wmii] Build problems with the tips of wmii and libixp

2010-05-26 Thread Juan Pablo Aroztegi
> Looking at the file, I'm guessing that you're on i386. It looks like > that particular header uses anonymous unions on i386 (only) for some > reason, and in hg, I've added the -pedantic-errors CFLAG. Usually the > system headers are better at dealing with such things. For that matter, > I'd expec

[dev] [wmii] Build problems with the tips of wmii and libixp

2010-05-26 Thread Juan Pablo Aroztegi
I'm trying to build the latest tip of wmii (97d57038e60a) and libixp (b2b7cb840090). I'm facing the following issues which end up in a similar manner: * wmii: CC lib/libstuff/util/_die.o In file included from /usr/include/bits/sigcontext.h:28, from /usr/include/sys/ucontext.h:27,

Re: [dev] [wmii] Resizing the efective area

2009-10-02 Thread Juan Pablo Aroztegi
> Yes, it's intentional, though not polished yet. It's mainly so it's easier > to mix managed and floating modes with less mess. I may remove it in favor > of empty columns after 3.9 is released. I see, thanks for the info.

[dev] [wmii] Resizing the efective area

2009-10-02 Thread Juan Pablo Aroztegi
I've seen that in the current Hg tip (3c5a74149fb8) you can resize the effective area wmii uses in the default mode (tiling), by dragging the borders using the column separators. As an example here's an screenshot where I have reduced the area from both the right and left sides: http://img405.image

Re: [dev] Plan9port and wmiirc?

2009-09-28 Thread Juan Pablo Aroztegi
> question is: How do I make wmii call my local wmiirc script without > removing plan9port? The wmiistartrc scripts gives preference to rc.wmii if p9p is available. So one option is to modify this script so that it sets WMIIRC to whatever you want. Juan Pablo

Re: [dev] compile error in latest hg

2009-05-24 Thread Juan Pablo Aroztegi
Now wmii support Xft, so you probably need to install libxft-dev. On Sun, May 24, 2009 at 10:41 AM, Stefan Pampel wrote: > Hello, > > since the last checkouts on wmii-hg i got the following complile errors: > make deb > > CC cmd/wmii9menu.o > In file included from cmd/wmii9menu.c:49: > ../includ