Hi again,
unfortunately, my solution worked only a couple of days. Meanwhile I
have the same problems again and the search for solutions continues. So
if someone has Ideas about the source of my mouse issues I would be glad
to hear about them. But, I still think wmii and rumai are not the cause.
On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 11:03:38AM +0200, Tom Kazimiers wrote:
unfortunately, my solution worked only a couple of days. Meanwhile I
have the same problems again and the search for solutions continues. So
if someone has Ideas about the source of my mouse issues I would be glad
to hear about them.
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
On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 12:34:50PM +0200, Juan Pablo Aroztegi wrote:
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
> 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.
Hello,
Another small ii patch. Originally add_channel does
if(!channels) channels = c;
else {
c->next = channels;
channels = c;
}
but the check to see if channels is NULL is not needed. This patch
changes it to just
c->next = cha
