You have to close and restart AWN after changing the monitor. These are
things AWN had wrong before because AWN currently stores all of its
settings in a AwnSettings class (which gets updated when the GConf
values change) but it doesn't propagate those changes to the rest of
AWN. AwnPanel, AwnHotsp
Ah, good to hear. I didn't know about a rewrite, and normally one
expects to find the latest bleeding edge code in trunk. I haven't been
following or using AWN until just recently when I got Openbox to work
properly with shaped windows like AWN uses.
I just took a look at the 'trunk-rewrite-and-ra
The bundle contains a series of commits that more or less can be applied
individually. The later three directly deal with positioning and don't
depend too much on the prior commits.
The changes sorted by my opinion of 'invasiveness', from most to least:
1. Updated docs files: Some types might have
The attached bzr bundle/patch is against trunk and fixes the following:
* Building against GTK with GTK_DISABLE_DEPRECATED defined
* GObject-ify AwnSettings so that AwnMonitor functionality can be merged in
* Merge AwnMonitor and duplicated AwnSettings entries so monitor geometry is
only stored in
If it used to work for you in this exact setup, then you were
experiencing broken behavior. What you are trying to do is put a
'strut', a window docked on a monitor edge that takes space away from
maximized windows, and place it on an 'internal edge', an edge shared by
two monitors--in this case, t
Here's the keyboard portion of my Xorg.conf:
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Keyboard1"
Driver "kbd"
Option "AutoRepeat" "250 50"
Option "XkbModel" "pc104"
Option "XkbLayout" "us"
Option "XkbOptions" "compose:menu,lv3:ralt_switch
This patch makes acpi_fakekey only consider evdev devices with keys commonly
found on all keyboards by requiring the evdev keycode to be less than KEY_MACRO.
KEY_MACRO through BTN_MISC are just F13 - F24 and multimedia, quick launch, and
power management keys. Ignoring them allows the real keyboa
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: acpi-support
On my system (kernel sources 2.6.20) the event device mappings are as follows:
/dev/input/event0 --> Power Button (FF)
/dev/input/event1 --> Sleep Button (CM)
/dev/input/event3 --> Logitech USB Gaming Mouse
/dev/input/event4 --> AT Translated
