HI, > > > > I have > > NSGlobalDomain GSX11HandlesWindowDecorations NO > > I tried to set this to YES, but then every window lacks the title > > bar, not > > only the terminal windows. > > That sounds like a window manager problem ... if an xterm is not > getting keyboard events or a title bar then most likely no window > manager is running. Perhpas when you changed the startup files to > launch GWorkspace yoiu accidentally removed/disabled your window > manager startup?
yes, that seems to be the case, when I remove my .xsession, then I get the fvwm back, when I then start openapp GWorkspace the xterm has its window title bar and the keyboard is working as expected. as it still seems a bit flaky with the fvwm, I'll go install windowmaker and try that. > > > this is the same when I login locally or when I do a > > X -query bsdhost > > > > when I ssh -X into the OpenBSD box, and then start > > openapp GWorkspace > > and then open a terminal window, it has a window title bar (from my > > kde theme > > which I run locally) and I can enter commands into the xterm window. > > unfortunately the GWorkspace interferes with the locally running > > KDE, windows > > pop up, sometimes kde grabs shortcuts which are meant for gworkspace. > > I guess the kde window manager doesn't work well with gnustep > apps ... you could try using windowmaker instead. I will not change it on my local desktop, but on the remote bsd box, I'll do that, and then just X -query bsdbox and switch the desktops > > > another thing I recognized: > > when I started GWorkspace from ssh connection, and open a xterm > > window and > > issue a defaults read I get the following messge: > > > > $ defaults read > > defaults: can't load library 'libgnustep-base.so.1.12' > > $ > > > > the defaults command works well, after I sourced the GNUstep.sh > > file, but not > > later after starting openapp GWorkspace and opening a terminal window. > > > > is there anything I can do about that? > > I don't know bsd, but in gnu/linux you put the gnustep library > directories in /etc/ld.so.conf and run ldconfig so that the system > knows about them ... otherwise you need to make sure that the > LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable is properly set up to list them > in any shell you start. Sourcing GNUstep.sh does that for you (in > the current shell) there is no /etc/ld.so.conf in openbsd, but thats not a problem. I can export LD_LIBRARY_PATH somewhere automatically, I was just wondering why the defaults command was working with a sourced GNUstep.sh. but then after starting openapp GWorkspace it did not work anymore. I did not expected it to "disappear". thanks Sebastian _______________________________________________ Help-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnustep
