Bob: > The Gnome that comes with Solaris 10 seems to offer very little > configuration capabilities. I would love the capability to adjust/set > this behavior:
I think GNOME does support the sort of configuration you are wanting. Refer to the "JDS 2.0 Optimization for SRSS" document. http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/content/submitted/jds_optimize.html While this document is written from an SRSS perspective, most of the performance tunings are generally useful to improve performance for any GNOME installation. > o Use wireframe for window moves and window re-sizes. > o Disable dynamic effects when iconizing a program. > o Don't send tens/hundreds of resize events to programs running in a > terminal window while it is resized (can be handled via > wireframe). Refer to section 7.3.1 > o Don't automatically bring a window to the top just because > the user clicks in it (I often want to use a window and leave it > partially obscured). > o Don't allow a new window to grab focus just because it is a new > window. If the window manager is in "focus follows mouse" mode > then this should *always* be respected. With current operation > you are suddenly typing in some other window simply because it > appears somewhere else on the screen. Not sure how to change this behavior. Might be good questions for the GNOME metacity list: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/metacity-devel-list/ Brian
