Hello all.
I used to participate a little in this forum years ago but stopped because
I had so few skills compared to fvwm dev that I couldn't help. But I still
use fvwm
daily on all my machines.
So I have a question : I use fvwm 2.5.6 (didn't succeed to switch to 2.5.12
that
crashes unexpectadly) and switched to Linux Debian Sarge from Woody, kernel
2.6.8
and the Gimp 2.2. When I tear off menus from the Gimp, they are no more
decorated.
More : the menus are pinned and so are said "sticky" by fvwm.
I tried customizatons in the Gimp about "windows to windowsmanagers",got
out ewmh by recompiling fvwm without the support. played with some ewmh
parameters,
all without success. I browsed the FAQs and did some googling with no
chance.
So excuse-me if I was to weird to find obvious answers before disturbing
the list.
I have the DecorateTransient param in my Gimp windows style.
All appears as if this Gimp menus were considered real menus by fvwm. But
I prefer the old way of considering them as usual transient windows that I
can
reduce to only title bar, very confortable with all the menus you need in
the Gimp.
In a previous version of the Gimp, I created a FvwmButton that succeded in
swallowing
the menus but the result is that they are no more independant witch is
unconfortable to
maximize screen usage. How can I get this behaviour back ?
Fab.
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