@Gregor Best Thanks for the advice. :)
> Are the windows you want to select on the currently visible tag? If so > and you are _not_ using focus follows mouse, it should work fine... I'm > not sure however how well awesome behaves if some external application > wants to switch to a client that is not on a currently visible tag > without explicitly requesting a switch to the tag. The windows are on the currently visible tag, but I seem to be using focus follows mouse. Is there a way I can keep the focus follows ability and get them to appear when I click on them? The focus follows option works in pure awesome wm. @Stefano Zacchiroli > Erm, what a timing! In fact, I'm developing a GNOME applet for that as > we speak. Preliminary info and code are available at: > > http://upsilon.cc/~zack/hacking/software/gnome-awesome-applet/ > > It's very beta (as you can guess from the 0.0.1 version number), > although it works already and should be properly packages as a Debian > package too (look in the "debian" Git branch). The most annoying bug > ATM is that when Awesome is restarted, communication with the applet > stops (still to be debugged). > > Again, it's very beta, but I'm already using it for day-to-day > monitoring of Awesome from GNOME ... if you like it, patches are more > than welcome! :) This is great! I will try it and let you know.. :) Best regards, Tomislav -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
