> Now when I wanted to switch back to the tag to make a snapshot, all windows > are there. I can reproduce this behaviour, so I can live with it. But it's > still annoying, that the windows are drawn only after I switch to another tag > and back again.
I've encountered this same issue with Java apps, have you tried using the "wmname" program on the off-chance it's the same root cause? Does the problem still happen when you're using a tiled layout? (in case the windows are being created off-screen, the tiled layout might force them to move onto the screen.) > More screenshots: > http://xaces.net/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/clusterssh.jpg > http://www.ice.mtu.edu/~jamyles/images/clusterssh.png > https://www.guatewireless.org/wp- > content/uploads/2009/02/clusterssh_screen_shot1.png > http://beshenov.ru/debaday/img/clusterssh-2.jpg It looks interesting, but on an unrelated note, what does clusterssh do that Awesome doesn't already do? For example here is a small screenshot of my terminals running under Awesome: http://www.shikadi.net/pics/awesome_urxvt.jpg It looks like it just tiles the windows for you, which is what Awesome already does. Cheers, Adam. -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
