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I used WindowMaker starting back in 1997 for several years, and am only
now getting back into using it again. Please tell me, is there a way to
keep new windows from raising when you start them? This is driving me
nuts, and one of the reasons I hate Gnome/KDE's default settings. If I
start some whiz-bang Java IDE, or resource-hog mail app that takes
forever to start, I will continue working in the shell, then the slow
app finally comes up, and pops up while I am trying to type in the shell
window. I am able to retain focus in the shell window, but I can't see,
because my mail app is in the way. I have to stop typing and minimize my
app. There used to be a way to keep new windows from raising in
WindowMaker, is there still, or should I just move along and start using
Fvwm instead?
