On Tue, Oct 31, 2000 at 10:21:11AM -0600, Gord wrote:
> I have a question about the cycling of windows.
> When a window is declared "sticky" it is still associated with a
> workspace.
> As such, when I change workspaces the window comes along but I cannot
> use the toolbar to cycle to it (until I change back to the workspace it
> is associated with).
>
> Ideally a sticky window would be associated with the current workspace
> (this could be done by mimicking a send-to command for all sticky
> windows when the workspace is switched).
>
> Is this a bug or a feature? Is there a reasonable scenario why I
> wouldn't want sticky windows to move with the workspace conceptually as
> they do visually?
>
Hmm, tough call. It's not a bug. But I gotta admit it's kinda
hard to call it a feature. The problem is that moving the
sticky windows around when you change workspaces leads to some
rather annoying behavior (for instance, all the sticky windows
would be moved to the top each time you change workspaces).
However, it is something I'm aware of, and I'm working on a
better fix for the next major release.
Jeff Raven
