On Nov 13, 2007 5:07 PM, Mark Grice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hope this isn't spamming... but here are three screenshots that I
hope shows what I mean. First two were easy, since I could use the
screenshot utility... third one is digital camera, but I hope you can
tell what it is showing...
Please use ps, top or another program to check running programs. I
don't htink you have windowmaker running though.
It looks more like GWorkspace started with tis desktop active and you
are having like two desktop stacked. You can set to hide the desktop
of gworkspace both from its menu and its
Yes, you are right, that is what seems to be happening. The odd thing
is I don't REMEMBER installing GWorkspace. I did download the tar...
but anyway...
It isn't quite as simple as you describe though, in case anyone else
runs into this. To say GWorkspace is a bad citizen is putting it
mildly. As
My guess is that it's bad interaction with the compositing manager.
GWorkspace draws directly onto the root window, but when you are
running a compositing manager then this will redirect all of your
windows off screen and draw them all onto the root itself. If you
have two applications
