On Mon 25 Sep 2017 at 01:01:20 -0400, Steve Litt wrote: > Here again, a dramatic visual distinction between the three kinds of > choices would go a long way toward making things more obvious.
Yes, that what wat I was thinking too. Although I have never used
default menu entries so far.
> If, by "the magic Workspaces menu", you mean that no-titlebar window
> with eight little chicket squares which you can use to switch
> workspaces, I've had so much trouble with that thing that I gave up on
> it, and don't care how it works. But that's for another email.
I think what you mean must be the "workspace manager window" although
for me it does have a title bar, and it displays the windows in each
workspace as miniature windows inside it. Which I like a lot. Maybe you
have it in a NoTitle {} block? Press the Control key while the window is
focused to change mode between mini-windows and buttons (or the setting
StartInMapState).
The menu is what you get when you put
"Workspaces" f.menu "TwmWorkspaces"
in one of your menus. No need to define TwmWorkspaces.
There are also TwmAllWindows, TwmVisible, TwmIcons, TwmAllIcons and
TwmKeys.
-Olaf.
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