I hadn’t noticed that, so I checked and my use-cases they also seem to be
working now. I put up some xterms, don’t move them, put my machine to sleep,
and when it wakes up the X windows are still where I left them.
It also appears that the case of X11 having the wrong menu bar also seems to be
gone. (Select X11 in space #2. Click on the background to bring Finder to the
front. Use command-tab to select an application in space #1. Use command-tab
to select X11. Previously this would bring me back to space #2 with X11, but
the menu bar would still be the previous application.)
I’m running 2.7.10_rc2 with macOS Sierra.
-David Borman
> On Sep 26, 2016, at 8:23 AM, Tom Lane <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> David Borman <[email protected]>
> <CAHLQ6mYFjNEExzUMmZmRXqwSJbM+OJzP8=0ivv9udy67037...@mail.gmail.com> writes:
>> The moving of the windows is not arbitrary, it is very predictable. The X,Y
>> coordinates of the upper left corner of the window get doubled. So windows
>> in the upper left corner move a little bit, any window that is not in the
>> upper left quadrant go off-screen. Only windows that have not been manually
>> moved will jump. When you first manually move a window after its initial
>> placement it’ll “jump” to the 2x/2y position and then snap back to where
>> your mouse is.
>> This problem is in the quartz-wm window manager. I’ve brought up X on my
>> mac using a different window manager than quartz-wm, and all the jumping
>> window problems go away.
>
> BTW, I was mildly astonished to find out that this problem seems gone
> after updating to Sierra. There might be corner cases where it's still
> problematic, but at least for my use-cases it's enormously better.
> (Still on XQuartz 2.7.9 btw.)
>
> regards, tom lane
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