On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 3:58 PM, Tuomo Valkonen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > (Bah, I probably pressed the wrong key for the first reply.) > > On 2008-05-30, Jordan Sissel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Is _NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW supported? > > It was supported the least time I tested such mostly useless > feature, but it isn't enabled by default. Applications tend to > abuse such features^1. You have to specifically enable it. >
Ahh I see it now. I'm horrible at searching today. The _NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW message has the option of indicating who is making the request, a pager or a normal application. I suppose the answer is probably 'no', but would you consider allowing requests from pagers? I don't use a pager, but the application I'm writing acts like a command-line pager. If the answer is no, that's ok too, I'm just trying to adjust my expectations :) -Jordan > --- > > ^1 Latest in Shitware(tm): Google Earth. It opens a top-level > window for the photos etc. that it wants to show, doesn't > mark it transient, and then closes the window when its main > window gets hidden. Furthermore, if you manage to kludge its > photo-windows into transients, or use it in floating mode, > _the fuckwits who wrote that software draw custom decorations > around those frames, within the main window of the shitware_. > Please decide: use WM-managed windows, or just draw all your > shit within the main window, do not mix them both. > > There aren't enough cluebats in the world to satisfy the > demand. > > -- > Tuomo > >
