I think, I am making progress. But I also think I have reached the end of
what I can do without breaking things. See the end of this message for a
patch that works but that is unlikely to be correct.
First, let's review what I have done, as that should shed some light on how
things are supposed to
I am running "awesome git" now (after some struggles to fix my rc.lua;
mostly my fault, and not 100% done quite yet). The behavior is unchanged. I
also patched out 02be8943 just to see if it makes a difference, but it
doesn't appear to.
I don't know if you have access to a system running Xenial (o
Hello again,
It indeed seems like a bug. Can you try to install either Awesome git
version or revert to something before commit 02be8943 (like 3.5.6 from
Ubuntu 15.10 package archive) and see what happen?
Thanks for looking into this.
On 23 April 2016 at 03:00, Markus Gutschke wrote:
> I am usi
I am using GNOME in "fall back" mode. It gives me a gnome-panel and I can
add a task list to this panel.
In the task list, it shows me an entry for all windows; both on-screen and
minimized. If I right-click on this entry, I get a pop-up menu that allows
me to select "unminimize". But if I select
Hello Markus,
The new Ubuntu release is the first (LTS) to ship with the 3.5 version
of Awesome. This version has indeed some changes to how minimized
clients work compared to 3.4. It is hard to minimize clients because
GNOME 3 doesn't really want you to do that.
In the default Awesome config, yo
I have been using awesome for many years. I install it as the window
manager in a GNOME fallback session on Ubuntu. In other words, I have all
of the GNOME session manager, and I have the old-school GNOME panel. But
everything else is awesome.
This has worked beautifully for as long as I can remem
