On Sat, Sep 03, 2011 at 08:10:27PM +0200, Pierre Frenkiel wrote:
> On Sat, 3 Sep 2011, Thomas Adam wrote:
>
> >And in your example, the xclock window remains sticky across a restart
> >because of the fix above.
> Sorry, but i sais the contrary inmy last post: the xclock
> window DOESN'T get the sticky flag ...
OK. I am unable to reproduce this, even with your config. It just does the
right thing for me.
Try the CVS version of FVWM (use branch-2_6) and see if the problem is still
there.
> I already gave you my config file. What else do you need?
Nothing, if that's your config in its entirety.
> NB: I'm not using any session manager. Is it the same for you?
It's not about using a session manager. It's about FVWM maintaining state.
> I also asked what Linux distrib you are using.
I'm not using a distribution. Not that it makes a difference to your
problem.
-- Thomas Adam
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