On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 10:01:14AM +0400, Edward A. Hirsch wrote: > Dear Colleagues,
Have we worked together in the past? :P > I have fvwm 2.5.30, X (Debian packages 1:7.5+8) with > virtual resolution 2048x768 and two 1024x768 monitors: > > /usr/bin/xrandr --output LVDS --auto --rotate normal --pos 0x0 --output > VGA-0 --auto --rotate normal --right-of LVDS > > My problem is that moving my mouse to the second monitor (VGA-0) does > not bring focus to windows there UNLESS at least a tiny part of a window > is located at the first monitor (LVDS). That is: it does not work for > windows that are fully contained in VGA-0. Can you explain this again, please? Draw a diagram if it helps. But I've been using Xinerama for instance for yonks and not had this problem you're describing. Are you saying that: * If you have a window which is wholly on VGA-0 that moving the mouse into monitor doesn't focus a window under the pointer? * That it only works if a window spans both monitors? I'm dubious about this to be honest. > The bug persists for at least a year; X version changed, kernel version > changed, everything changed, so I guess it is specific to fvwm. > > I am attaching my ugly configuration files for fvwm and for X. This is unacceptable. Please get a *minimal* config which shows your problem. I suspect it to be only about three lines if it's what I'm assuming the problem will be, but I am not about to second-guess. -- Thomas Adam
