"Matthew D. Fuller" wrote about Chromim > > Chromium's an undecorated window for some reason.
> ....Oh, I see; in the settings > in chromium under Appearance, there's a "use system title bars and > borders" that's checked for me. With it unchecked (after a restart), > it does hide away the decorations. Glancing at the props, it looks to > be related to the Motif WM stuff. But anyway, you can uncheck that > box, and it should stop requesting that. Thanks that works. I had not thought of looking for such a feature there. I had searched my .ctwmrc to see if anything I had put in there could be responsible, in vain. Anyhow, thanks for solving that problem. Now I have to find out how to get the address bar to behave sensibly, but that's not a ctwm problem. > For me, it seems to not be click-and-drag to move, but click, then > move, then click again to release. I think I had something like that as a problem a few days ago. But now that I have the title bar back, the window works like all others: I can move it either by dragging the title bar, or by using Alt+drag button 1 anywhere in window. >... > ISTR that Debian's 3.7 is actually more like 3.8 or so, but at any > rate, it's almost certainly pre 3.8.2. So the difference is that we > grew the capability of honoring stupid-ass application requests 8-} That's consistent with my experience, but stupid request turned off works nicely. I don't like chrome, but for some unknown reason, on my system family videos on google plus work better in chrome than in firefox. Thanks for all the help. Aaron
