> I've done a reasonable bit of testing, including a little with 2
> monitors, and I'm typing this on a system running it, so it's at
> least a good imitation of stable.
Landed in trunk.
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Matthew Fuller (MF4839) | fulle...@over-yonder.net
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> I've done a reasonable bit of testing, including a little with 2
> monitors, and I'm typing this on a system running it, so it's at
> least a good imitation of stable. Give it a whirl!
Second call. It hasn't much moved, and it hasn't blown up on me day
to day. I'm not habitually
Hi Matthew,
Le 14/10/2018 à 01:51, Matthew D. Fuller a écrit :
Give it a whirl!
Here's a thing we might consider; the little window we show with
dimensions or locations for resize/moving windows. Historically,
there are 2 locations for it; the default is top-left of the screen,
or
> Give it a whirl!
Here's a thing we might consider; the little window we show with
dimensions or locations for resize/moving windows. Historically,
there are 2 locations for it; the default is top-left of the screen,
or CenterFeedbackWindow sticks it in the middle of the screen. With
the
With 4.0.2 out, the top thing on my todo list is getting Max's XRANDR
support together and integrated. I've been working on that in my
sadly sparse spare moments since, and I think it's in good shape.
I've got it in a branch I think is pretty much ready to land. So, CFT
time; it's in
