Hi,
I've been using fvwm for last one month & the capability is amazing.
So why not try this...
I'm using FvwmTaskBar and here is what I'm trying to do (click means
left click):
1. First click on the taskbar icon for open window(say w1), raises
& focuses the window.
2. One more click on the same icon, iconifies it.
3. Now I click on icon of some other window (say w2) for some other
work, so the focus is moved.
4. Finally once my work is over, I want to click on the icon of w1
(which is iconified) & I want it to be de-iconified, raised & focused.
Currently I have to click once on the icon of w1 (which transfers the
focus) and then another click raises & focuses it.
Parts from my .fvwmrc are:
<snip>
DestroyFunc RaiseAndFocus
AddToFunc RaiseAndFocus
+ I Focus
+ I Raise
DestroyFunc TaskBarIconOper
AddToFunc TaskBarIconOper
+ I ThisWindow (Focused) Iconify toggle
+ I RaiseAndFocus
</snip>
The left mouse button is configured as:
<snip>
Style FvwmTaskBar NoTitle, StaysOnTop, Sticky, \
CirculateSkip, WindowListSkip, \
!Borders, NoHandles
*FvwmTaskBar: Action Click1 TaskBarIconOper
</snip>
The second button of my mouse doesn't work particularly well & I dont
want to buy a new mouse... :-)
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