>> For what it's worth, I think this part of the FFM behavior should be
>> changed. The focus should only change in response to mouse movements,
>> not in response to window movements.
> I'm not sure you should be completely strict in that. If a window that
> has focus is moved to the back with no mouse movement (initiated from a
> key binding perhaps, or by a program), it would be silly if it kept
> focus. The windows that is now on top under the mouse should get the
> focus IMO. And I'm sure there are more similar scenarios.
You're right I meant to say something more like "the focus should only
change in reponse to ctwm commands" which is still not quite right.
And maybe also losing focus should be distinguished from gaining focus.
Basically I was thinking that a new window that happens to popup under the
mouse rather than elsewhere shouldn't steal focus.
Stefan
