On Sun, 14 Oct 2012, Marcin Cieslak wrote:
> On Sun, 14 Oct 2012, miqlas wrote:
>
>> - DTCM / Calendar: cannot compile it. Ok, actually this is not an
>> usability thing.
>> "undefined reference to `registerrpc'
>> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
>> make[1]: *** [dtcm] Error 1"
>
> Works for me, probably related to Linux use of -ltirpc
>
I have seen this on a 64b linux build. Adding tirpc to the link line
'fixes' it.
I'll try a real fix later - I am thinking that using tirpc should be
the default on linux now, and only if that doesn't work, should it be
manually disabled by whomever is compiling it.
[...]
>
> I'd like to have shutdown/reboot too.
>
This could be done by adding Shutdown/Reboot 'sessions' to dtlogin I
would think.
> Also what happens - very often (90% of cases?) when I log out in dtwm
> the mouse in dtlogin is not working - the cursor stays and it cannot
> be moved. I have to "tab" to the "Reset Login Session" and restart
> the X server. Anyone else sees this?
>
That sounds like an Xserver problem - I have not seen this.
>> - File Manager : Scroll wheel support! Maybe drag-n-drop support for gtk
>> apps?
>
Scroll wheel support for all of CDE would be a good thing IMO.
> CDE has extensive drag-n-drop support. Don't know how it works with GTK.
>
>> - Session support : This is the craziest thing in the whole CDE. At
>> login it can open all the programs, what i used last time. It works,
>> but it cannot put back my programs to the workspace, what i specified
>> last time. I need always put all of them back. I tried to use this :
>> xterm -xrm "*workspaceList: ws3", but the CDE open the xterm always on
>> the first workspace.
It always seems to start the last running apps (that were started by,
and known by) CDE. There is a 'home' session you can define. I have
not tried this, but I've used it in the past with success.
>> I don't know why, but the CDE starts always ~5-6 instance of Skype at login.
>> I saved a Home session, but it just didn't works. I get back the last
>> session.
>
> Seems like only CDE-aware programs can do it. The support for the
> freedesktop.org extended window manager protocol will certainly
> be a useful addition to dtwm
>
I think supporting modern WM protocols would also be a good thing IMO.
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