At 1242673617 time_t, Uli Schlachter wrote:
Both patches are attached again.
Thanks, pushed.
Cheers,
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Julien Danjou wrote:
At 1239465244 time_t, Gregor Best wrote:
Hmm, the thing is, here it works fine with first opacity, then screen, and to
be honest, I don't really see why it shouldn't work. Opacity is a WM hint
just
like the class, name,
At 1242731066 time_t, Uli Schlachter wrote:
I marked this mail as hey Uli, this sounds like a neat idea, why don't you
implement this when you have the time. Find the patch attached.
Since you seems to have time :-) I'd have another suggestion for the
implementation for this patch. That should
I don't know, i've looked around and all i've seen so far is either
unmap(most) or moving (dwm) or a choice between unmapping and moving
(ion3).
An alternative is looking at gnome-panel and see what it checks for,
but the sourcecode is not very transparent.
Maarten.
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Julien Danjou wrote:
At 1242731066 time_t, Uli Schlachter wrote:
I marked this mail as hey Uli, this sounds like a neat idea, why don't you
implement this when you have the time. Find the patch attached.
Since you seems to have time :-) I'd
Since you just upgraded your system, are you aware that in new versions of
X.org you have to explicitly enable the Ctrl-Alt-Backspace combination
(DontZap in xorg.conf)?
Also, when you find your system or X stuck and Ctrl-Alt-Fx does not work,
you can put your keyboard in raw mode and then
Honestly, I knew there's a way to do this (SysRq thing...) but I was very
lazy to set it up. But I will probably think about it some more :). Still, I
say it's weird how it crashed. If I manage to shovel away some of my work, I
will try to examine what exacly happened there when it froze...
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Andrei Thorp wrote:
I've just noticed that Uli writes tonnes of little finicky patches for
internals that people don't think about and optimization. He also
catches/fixes a lot of subtle bugs this way. I find that it's very
uncommon for someone