Don't know the reason, and haven't investigated, but I suspect it is bad X windows "hints" to the WM. I'm hoping that someone with more X knowledge can explain. Anyway, you can get the window back by just pressing $MODKEY-Shift-Spacebar, which sends the focused "invisible" gnucash main window to the non-floating world.is anyone else having a problem with gnucash in wmii-3? i'm finding that after opening and closing it a few times, the "since last run" (scheduled transactions) windows opens, but after i close it, the main window is nowhere to be seen. i know it's still running because i have a rule to tag gnucash windows in wmiirc, and the "gnucash" view remains open. if i get the pid for it and kill it, the view closes. if i then open gnucash in icewm, the main window opens minimized. i bring it to the forefront, maximize it, and close it, and then when i open it in gnucash, it opens as it should. i do know that gnucash windows act differently from other windows in -3, somewhat as if they were floating windows, though they're not tagged with "~" in /def/rules. they jump around as actions are performed, sometimes covering the bar. i suspect that the main window is running fine but has jumped to a geometry that places it off the screen. in -2, gnucash windows acted like any others.
-RPM
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