Hi Bamdad, thanks for your feedback! I have Cc'ed the wmaker-user list to update the members about the confirmed resolution of the issue.
I can't reiterate it enough: any such feedback is tremenduosuly helpful for me and the further development of wmlive. I don't know it all, and if people ask me the right questions i am pointed to perspectives and solutions i was not aware about before. That's the way things improve! So, Bamdad, and everbody else who contributed in this thread, thanks a lot for all your kind input and for having teached me something new! Regards, Paul On 03/30/2013 05:42 AM, bamdad khan wrote: > > hello, > > no, it doesn't, since mine (strangly) doesn't have that entry. however, > the system-wide one, /etc/GNUStep/Defaults/WindowMaker did have it. > removing it indeed restores the alt-tab popup. thanks for all your help. :) > > all the best, > bamdad > > On 30/03/13 05:24, Paul Seelig wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> i think i found the decisive hint in the ./wmaker-crm/NEWS file: >> >> [...] >> Alt-Tab Window Switching >> ------------------------ >> >> You can change the appearance of the panel shown during Alt-Tab window >> switching >> with the SwitchPanelImages option: >> [...] >> >> $ rgrep -s SwitchPanelImages GNUstep/Defaults/WindowMaker >> SwitchPanelImages = None; >> >> Completely removing the entry from the GNUstep/Defaults/WindowMaker file >> indeed enables this popup to reappear. But i fear this needs to be done >> by directly editing the file with an editor, as i don't see where this >> can be set in WPrefs. >> >> While it was mentioned that this would be possible in the keyboard >> shortcuts settings, it was not specified for which entry this would >> apply, and i didn't find anything obvious claiming how to make this >> panel appear. Wndows switching works fine without any such panel. >> >> Bamdad, does this solve the issue for you? >> >> Regards, >> Paul -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
