Add me to this list. X11 window are definitely treated differently by
the system. I have noticed, however, that even using command-tab to
switch between "normal" apps is not a reliable or as fast as before.
I wonder if this is because I started with Jaguar, upgraded to
Panther and then upgraded to Tiger, but I cannot be certain.
P
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On Jul 30, 2005, at 5:23 PM, Brandon Potter wrote:
Hmm,
With mine, double clicking the dock icon doesn't work per se. I
have to click once, wait a slightly, then click the second time.
That brings the X11 windows forward for me. I do have my double
click speed set to be really really short (time interval). If you
have double-clicking set up to take longer, then the interval
probably matches. Not that it explains the odd behavior.
I've cross posted to fink users (& forgot to initially reply to
the X11 list). Does anyone have the problem NOT using fink? That's
where I get all my X11 apps & we could rule that out or not pretty
quick.
For the rest of fink users-- do any of you with the latest build
NOT have the problem that's being described? Maybe a setup tweak?
Thanks,
Brandon
On Jul 30, 2005, at 9:44 AM, Dave Vasilevsky wrote:
I've also experienced this issue where clicking on the X11 dock
icon doesn't make windows come forwards. Double-clicking on the
icon seems to work, though I have no idea why.
Dave
Hey fellows,
Same problem for me, but I had not noticed it because when I'm
running X11 I tend to have so many windows open that I use Expose
to switch around between OS X & any X11 apps. No problems
switching with Expose, but CMD-Tab only pulls the X11 menu bar
forward, but none of the X11 app windows (xclock, abiword,
gnumeric, gimp2, or xterm).
I'm running OS 10.4.2 on fink-0.24.7-21 with X11 1.1 -XFree86
4.4.0 & XCode 2.1.
Later,
Brandon
BTW-- what is "command-back-quote"? Some 3 key combination? CMD-'
& CMD-shift-' & CMD-BckArrw-' & CMD-` & CMD-Shift-~ don't do the
reverse of CMD-Tab on my machine so I don't understand Peter's
workaround.
I don't use X much on my Mac and by coincidence I just noticed
this today. I also noticed that if when I'm switching to X using
command-tab and command-back-quote, that if I go two icons past X
with command-tab, and then back up to X with command-back-quote,
the X session comes to the front. That's the screwy thing I've
been doing. I hope someone has a better solution.
Peter
On Jul 29, 2005, at 5:28 PM, Thomas 'Tom' R. Treadway III wrote:
Did you install the 10.4 release of X11?
I have X11 1.1 - Free86 4.4.0
trt
On Jul 29, 2005, at 1:04 PM, Jon Dugan wrote:
Hi all --
I'm new to the list, so this may have been covered. I was
unable to
find the list archives to search.
I finished installing Tiger this last weekend on a Powerbook G4,
then
upgraded to 10.4.2. I'm running X11 with the following "About"
string: X11 (null) - XFree86 4.3.0. Everything worked fine on
Panther 10.3.x.
However, after the upgrade, when I switch to X11, the windows do
not
come forward. Are other users experiencing this? Is there a
fix or a
workaround to this? It makes it almost impossible to use X with
any
other applications open. I have to hide all other apps to get
to my
X11 windows if I switch back from another application.
Thanks,
Jon
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