FVWM: fvwm showing kill icon when starting and restarting

Hi, what could be the reason for fvwm showing its kill icon on startup and when restarting? It seems to do that since after I made some change to the configuration, and I don't remember what that change was. When it first happened, I thought "ok, it's been restarted like so often and might be

Re: FVWM: fvwm showing kill icon when starting and restarting

lee writes: > Hi, > > what could be the reason for fvwm showing its kill icon on startup and > when restarting? Do you mean kill cursor? > It seems to do that since after I made some change to the configuration, > and I don't remember what that change was. When it first

Re: FVWM: Is there a way to ignore other windows when placing one?

Michael Großer writes: > Michael Großer wrote: >> Dan Espen wrote: >>> lee writes: >>> Hi, the subject pretty much says it: Can I somehow make it so that fvwm ignores particular windows when figuring out where to place a

Re: FVWM: Is there a way to ignore other windows when placing one?

elliot s writes: > If fvwm can (be made to) optionally ignore lower layers during > auto-placement, that would work. Long ago, Fvwm got so many options that I'm unable to keep track. MinOverlapPlacementPenalties has a series of arguments including "below" that may help.

Re: SOLVED: Re: FVWM: fvwm showing kill icon when starting and restarting

lee writes: > Dan Espen writes: > >> lee writes: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> what could be the reason for fvwm showing its kill icon on startup and >>> when restarting? >> >> Do you mean kill cursor? > > I guess so --- it's some icon which is

SOLVED: Re: FVWM: fvwm showing kill icon when starting and restarting

Dan Espen writes: > lee writes: > >> Hi, >> >> what could be the reason for fvwm showing its kill icon on startup and >> when restarting? > > Do you mean kill cursor? I guess so --- it's some icon which is probably supposed to look like a skull with bones