On Sat, 19 Oct 2013 Rodolfo García Peñas <[email protected]> wrote: > - Push and hold Alt key > - Click on the docked app > - Detach it from the Clip (continue holding the Alt key and the mouse > button) > > Now, if you try to attach it again, you can't! You must release the > Alt key and then push it again to attach the icon again (don't > release the mouse button). > > With the old behavior, when you hold the Alt key and detach the icon, > then, the shadow is painted and the icon is ready to be attached to > the Clip or the Dock.
Alright, so we are talking of the same thing, but disagreeing on what factually happened in the old behavior :). I maintain that, in the old behavior, when moving a docked appicon, pressing Alt causes it to be detached and prevents it from redocking. So: 1. Press and hold Alt 2. Click on the docked app and hold the click 3. Move the appicon around: no ghost tile, no docking possible 4. Release Alt (mouse button is still pressed) 5. Move the appicon around: ghost tile when close to a dock, dock possible 6. Press Alt again 7. Cf. 3 above If the mouse button is released while Alt is pressed (and after the mouse is moved a bit :-/), you are in step 3 above: no docking. If Alt is no longer pressed, step 5, docking is possible. This is what I observed in wmaker-0.95.1 (Jan 2013). Do you repro the "I can move an appicon from a dock to another with Alt pressed" behavior with that version? -- Daniel -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
