On Sat, Nov 15, 2003 at 05:14:07PM -0500, BAM wrote:Hmmm - cute :)
xclock escapes e 0.16.6's manual window placement and lands on the desktop.
I just tried this, so here's a little more detail:
When "Place Windows Manually" is enabled, starting xclock from a terminal causes the mouse to move the terminal *and* xclock windows. When xclock is closed, so is the terminal. Starting more xclock sessions from the same terminal works, but starting a new terminal and running xclock produces the wrong behavior again.
After more testing I notice that the actual term gets the placement on the first run and on most subsequent runs. xclock gets some of them.
Strange stuff.
If I add "XClock.input: true" to .Xdefaults, the problem goes away.
I guess this belongs somewhere in the focus bug department.
/Kim
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