Are you using the --managed option? This should make the window known
to the window manager. If you are, then I'm at an immediate loss.
>From the man pages:
--managed
Create each top-level window as a properly managed
X window instead of creating our own "sticky" win
dow.
>
>I have exactly the same problem ...
> Matthias (SuSE 6.4)
>
>At 11:36 03.08.00 -0400, you wrote:
>>When I run Windoze apps under Wine, I cannot get X apps
>>(xterm and such) on top of any wine window. Wine windows
>>are always sitting on top of everything else. Is that the
>>intended behavior? It seems to me that some (fairly long)
>>time ago it didn't behave this way. I'm running Motif WM
>>(apparently the original one, not LessTif clone), RedHat
>>Linux 6.1
>>
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P.S. Not to sound too snarky, but it doesn't excactly seem to be a developer
question. Perhaps the question would have been better suited to the
newsgroup.
Ciao,
Peter Hunnisett
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