Re: [e-users] Borders 'reset' and get stuck on default on suspend/resume

[Eric S. <er...@sa...>]

On Wednesday 21 March 2007 02:00:15 Carsten Haitzler wrote:
> On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 20:39:07 -0700 Eric Sandall <er...@sa...> babbled:
<snip>
> > I apologize for not having time to really look into this yet. :( I have
> > noticed, however, that the borders seem to come back whenever I load
> > specific GTK+ applications (such as The GIMP or GMPC). I may then
> > minimize the offending window, set my border style back to borderless,
> > and then maximize the window, and my border style stays borderless. It
> > seems to only happen when the GTK+ application is initially started. This
> > does not happen with all GTK+ apps, as Mozilla Firefox doesn't seem to
> > trigger this behaviour.
> >
> > -sandalle
>
> unfortunately i cannot reproduce this - nor can i think of any logic behind
> it. suspend and resume are outside the scope of e itself - they are handled
> at the kernel level. e has no idea you just suspended and resumed. it does
> nothing special. when you select suspend via the menu all it does is
> execute a command (configurable) to tell the system to suspend. just like
> you typed it in.

I believe my original assumption that it was suspend causing this issue is 
incorrect. What I meant in my above posting is that I can reproduce this 
border issue without suspending. All I need do is run the applications 
specified.

-sandalle

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