[clfswm-devel] New CLFSWM version planned for this week-end.

[Ales Guzik]

Hi Philippe,

Some time ago something had changed and now if I press alt+t and
immediately follow it by some key (e.g. t to open terminal) before "second
mode" label appear in rectangle, this key "falls through" and is received
by current child. For example current child is gmail opened in firefox, I
want to launch something, rapidly type alt+t ! and get current mail marked
as spam instead of getting command execution prompt.

Also there is a minor problem with skype: when you open contact details
window, then close it by either pressing escape or ctrl-esc s, you can no
longer open it neither for this contact nor for any other. Also I had same
problem with chat windows in previous skype versions - if you close chat
with someone, you can't open it without skype restart.

Also sometimes if I open 2 or more windows in a frame and select tile top
or tile right layout with keep frame child position set to "no" it tiles
windows the way as there's one more window. After alt+tab layout become
correct. This bug occurs pretty rear and unlike two others is not annoying
at all.

At the moment, that's all the problems I have experienced with CLFSWM.

Regards,
Ales.
07.09.2012 0:30 пользователь "Philippe Brochard" <pbrochard at common-lisp.net>
написал:

> Hi everybody,
>
> I'm about to release a new CLFSWM version this week-end. Have you
> anything to report before?
> Recently, I have closed a bug caused by the new Gimp comportment
> (hiding the main window hide also the dialog window. So the screen
> flickers because CLFSWM is optimized to hide unseen windows).
>
> There is also a new contrib/wallpaper.lisp file in contrib which allow
> different wallpapers on each screen heads. Maybe you can find this
> useful.
>
> Thanks for any remarks,
>
> Best regards,
>
> Philippe
>
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