Tethys <tet...@gmail.com> writes: > On Fri, Oct 30, 2015 at 4:43 PM, Jaimos Skriletz > <jaimosskril...@boisestate.edu> wrote: > >> There is no bug here from my perspective. FVWM is correctly honoring the >> hint/state set by the GTK3 apps that use this feature. It would be a bug if >> FVWM did not honor this. Now there is a feature request here, to allow FVWM >> to be configured to ignore this hint/state on particular windows. But this >> would be a feature of FVWM to ignore the hint. > > We're getting into somewhat meaningless semantics here. But for me > it's a clear bug. FVWM's job is to manage windows. If it doesn't > manage windows because a misbehaving application asks it not to, > that's not sensible behaviour. My desire to have my desktop behave the > way I want trumps the application developers' desire to screw me over.
Did my suggestion from yesterday get missed? You should try: Style * GNOMEIgnoreHints If that doesn't do it, I'll build a recent version of one of these from source and try to find out what's going on. -- Dan Espen
