On Fri, 12 May 2006 18:05:44 +0200
"Sander van Dijk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> On 5/12/06, Denis Grelich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > The nil-tag view is necessary in the case when /def/rules gets
> > > blanked or never written (blank by default) and wmiiwm is run
> > > without wmiirc (just as an example), which is possible actually.
> >
> > So set it to a sane value and re-set it when the default rule is read.
> 
> That's exactly the way it is now. There is no overall 'sane' default,
> since the default is always connected to wmiirc: If one has bindings
> for [1-9] tagging in wmiirc, '1' is a sane default, if one has
> bindings for [a-z] tagging in wmiirc, 'a' is a sane default. Hence,
> the only sane default is one that isn't connected to any specific
> configuration at all, such as "nil", "null" or "fallback".
> Currently, when /def/rules is written, rules are applied to all
> clients that have the "nil" tag, or no tag at all (assentially
> resetting "nil" to whatever your default tag in the rules is).

Then I really don't see a problem here. The behaviour is okay, and it is 
unneccessary to automatically switch to a newly created tag when you are on 
»nil.« Then GIMP opens up in an not-focused view when it is the first app I 
start. It's just relevant for the first time I start an app in wmii, it is 
totally consistent and competely uncritical.

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