On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 3:39 PM, Thomas Adam wrote:
> 2009/1/26 Tom Panning :
>> As an aside, I tried using the Unmanaged style. I was unable to find a
>> way to allow the unmanaged windows to be raised above the managed
>> windows and vice versa (setting RaiseOverUnmanaged allowed me to have
>> o
2009/1/26 Tom Panning :
> As an aside, I tried using the Unmanaged style. I was unable to find a
> way to allow the unmanaged windows to be raised above the managed
> windows and vice versa (setting RaiseOverUnmanaged allowed me to have
> one or the other, but not both).
Of course not -- they're u
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Thomas Adam wrote:
> 2009/1/26 Tom Panning :
>> All,
>>
>> By default, fvwm sets MouseFocus, adds titles and borders, provides
>> pages, etc. I want to start out with fvwm doing exactly what X does
>> without a window manager, and then I'll add behaviors for specif
> I'm open to any hints, suggestions, or pointers to documentation,
> Tom
>
I doubt it is a complete list of all defaults, but here's the start
of my .fvwmrc file:
# First remove annoying default behavior
# Remove most pre-defined default key/mouse bindings
#
Key F1 R A -
Key Tab A M -
Key Esca
2009/1/26 Tom Panning :
> All,
>
> By default, fvwm sets MouseFocus, adds titles and borders, provides
> pages, etc. I want to start out with fvwm doing exactly what X does
> without a window manager, and then I'll add behaviors for specific
> applications. I have to do this because most of the app
All,
By default, fvwm sets MouseFocus, adds titles and borders, provides
pages, etc. I want to start out with fvwm doing exactly what X does
without a window manager, and then I'll add behaviors for specific
applications. I have to do this because most of the applications on my
platform don't expe
