correct the types, not that the compiler seems to care
fixed
Seems that some systems drag in time.h elsewhere, but I've added explicitly here now.
Fixed, better late than never.
Fix compiler warnings, prompted by Ryan Carsten Schmidt
document XineramaScreens option
new XinteramaScreens option to allow ultrawide monitors to be treated as multiple virtual panels
Ok, I thought it might have been disabled due to spam, and I did get a bounce message before, but this time it seems to have worked. I don't have any further thoughts however. And like I say, if you want wider visibility of the issue you'll need to raise it on the list because I'm pretty sure only I'm going to see it here.
Yes, I sent a mail reply to the notification and it didn't work. This is only a web interface to the discussion, not the proper mailing list. There is a separate tab for that and you should post general discussion to vtwm-hackers. Hardly anyone will be subscribed to updates to the sourceforge discussion page. In terms of emacs, an unhelpful reply would be that vtwm hasn't changed. Is this a pure Xorg system or is wayland involved?
(I also replied via email, but not sure it will make it here.) This was discussed on the mailing list over quite a few months and finally "resolved" in October. Here is the relevant post: https://sourceforge.net/p/vtwm/mailman/message/45582975/ TLDR; go to about:config and set widget.gtk.grab-pointer=1. This also works with Thunderbird.
Check the BUILD HINTS section in the INSTALL document. There are some instructions for various lex errors in there.
As per the manpage, each item in the door-list has the following format: "winname" "location" "jumpTo" The "jumpTo" is an absolute geometry specification. It looks like you've used workspace numbers, but vtwm doesn't have a concept of workspace numbering, it just has a large virtual area which is some multiple of your physical screen(s). Thus, for a typical dual 1080p panel setup arranged with a 3x2 virtual desktop (ie. 6 workspaces), you might have something like (numbering here just for clarity...
As per the manpage, each item in the door-list has the following format: "winname" "location" "jumpTo" The "jumpTo" is an absolute geometry specification. It looks like you've used workspace numbers, but vtwm doesn't have a concept of workspace numbering, it just has a large virtual area which is some multiple of your physical screen(s). Thus, for a typical dual 1080p panel setup arranged with a 3x2 virtual desktop (ie. 6 workspaces), you might have something like (numbering here just for clarity...
As per the manpage, each item in the door-list has the following format: "winname" "location" "jumpTo" The "jumpTo" is an absolute geometry specification. It looks like you've used workspace numbers, but vtwm doesn't have a concept of workspace numbering, it just has a large virtual area which is some multiple of your physical screen(s). Thus, for a typical dual 1080p panel setup arranged with a 3x2 virtual desktop (ie. 6 workspaces), you might have something like (numbering here just for clarity...
Hi there. [ I'm not sure how many are subscribed via sourceforge - there are a few more on the regular mailing list. ] vtwm development really only progresses due to contributions from users. A couple of us are the "maintainers" in that we have access to the repo, but we don't have time to do active development any more, so it's just a case of making it work for us. Your guess as to weird telegram behaviour is a definite possibility. I haven't seen anything similar with any of the apps I use, but...
I went to see if I could quickly make a patch, but someone already thought of it: NoPrettyTitles
By way of further explanation, IconifyByUnmapping option says to use icon managers instead of icons, including for the icon managers itself, since it's just another window. Then you can create exceptions to that with DontIconifyByUnmapping. Both of these options take an optional window list parameter.
See the DontIconifyByUnmapping option. (Yes, most support is done via the mailing list)
Add MenuHighlight keyword to enable legacy method of menu item highlighting.