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Oh hello!
Apparently, by taking a quick look through the code, that feature seems to be there... I can't remember if I did it, or if somebody sent me a patch, or how it came to be there, but it seems that if you do an alt-middle-click on the window, it'll go to the back.
I can't really verify that it works at the moment, as I don't have access to a windows box for over 10 months now. But the...
2008-09-18 12:38:43 UTC by jtsiomb
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Well John,
Any progress here? :-D
// Egholm.
2008-09-18 11:23:15 UTC by egholm
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jtsiomb committed revision 4 to the Win-X-Move SVN repository, changing 2 files.
2008-03-12 22:53:18 UTC by jtsiomb
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That's great, I verified it myself today, indeed it works fine with 2.10.13. So, I'm closing this bug.
2007-07-15 23:43:59 UTC by jtsiomb
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Ha - clever move waiting a bit: It has been fixed in GTK 2.10.13! :-)
2007-07-13 08:37:02 UTC by egholm
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Super - I'll perform the switch in a moment!
Thanks!
2007-07-05 20:03:17 UTC by egholm
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I was able to verify the problem. It occures with the latest GTK for windows (2.10.11), I used to have GTK 2.10.7 previously and it worked correctly. I will investigate further to determine the cause.
Meanwhile, as a stopgap measure, if it's not essential to use the latest available GTK runtime, switch to 2.10.7.
2007-07-05 15:34:30 UTC by jtsiomb
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There, I finally got my vmware up and running again - it's middleclick on the title that sends the window back...
2007-07-05 09:20:18 UTC by egholm
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Back again: The same problem occur with DIA, so I guess it's a GTK handling problem...
2007-07-04 07:30:36 UTC by egholm
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I don't have another in the moment of writing, but I guess installing DIA will do the trick?!
I'll let you know!
2007-07-04 05:19:43 UTC by egholm
