Thomas Adam: > --- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > [..snip..] > > > (3) However in a very special case the focus change but the new > > window is drawn with a certain delay of half a second. This is quite > > irritating. So, to reproduce this case do the following: > > > > - take two windows, let them overlap a bit > > - click onto the *titlebar* (not into the body of the window!) of > > the window in the background and > > - just click, don't move the mouse! > > In this case you'll notice the delay. > > > > So, sorry for this long story. Does anybody know how to change this > > behaviour? > > Felix, > > I think what you are describing here is inherent in the way that fvwm > is setup (there is nothing wrong -- it is not a bug). The reason why > it takes that fraction of a second longer, is because clicking and > holding mouse button 1 invokes the "move" function that allows you to > move the window. > > If you want to have that window raised and focused (via sloppyfocus), > then ensure that the autoraise module is loaded.
Hi Thomas, I think things you descibe are a bit different from what I meant: I am not talking about click *and hold* the mouse button. If the delay was due to some processor time it's ok but it isn't: If you click (just a short click) and don't move the mouse then you'll have the delay. If you instead click (just like the first time) and move the mouse *afterwards* the background window is brought to the front emediately and without delay. I don't think that this is a really essetial thing but it makes fvwm look slow in some cases which wouldn't be necessary, it seems. btw: I forgot to say that sloppy focus isn't of course what I am talking about. The whole thing does of course only appear with ClickToFocus policy. Thanks Felix -- Visit the official FVWM web page at <URL: http://www.fvwm.org/>. To unsubscribe from the list, send "unsubscribe fvwm" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To report problems, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
