Tuomo Valkonen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > now is the time to make your requests,
One more ... Not sure how usefull this would be, but let's throw the idea ... A way to manage client windows larger than the frame containing it: ion could provide scrollbars that would scroll the entire client windows. That should be useless for GUI with a good design, but could be usefull to make a bad/insufficient design useable. I've never seen this implemented in a window manager, perhaps it's worth trying to experiment with it. For example, I used an application opening a window larger than the screen. On a WFloatWS, I could MOD1+mouse drag to view the bottom of the window. On a WIonWS, I had no means to view the bottom. Other example: Viewing a 16/9 film in xawtv, this scrollbar feature could be used to hide the black portions of the window. This can be achieved today with an awfull hack: launching xawtv in a WFloatWS nested in a WIonWS. Then, the floating window can be larger than the frame containing it. -- Matthieu
