> Could one of you please try what happens if you add the following
> lines at the end of the function fvwm/icons.c:CMD_Iconify(), right
> before the final return:
>
> FlushAllMessageQueues();
> XFlush(dpy);
> EWMH_SetWMState(fw, False);
> GNOME_SetHints(fw);
> GNOME_SetWinArea(fw);
>
> (Even if it works it is not a proper solution, just an attempt to
> fire extra events at the window and see what happens.)
I tried this and it appears to have made no difference to the
behavior of Chrome: de-iconifying still results in blank white,
and WindowShade'ing it fixes this.
- cks
