On Wed, Feb 19, 2003 at 10:28:06PM -0600, Adrian Kubala wrote: > - split right/left don't work -- I get the error message "Cannot > resize: minimum size reached"
There's a certain minimum size that frames most have and it is relative to term_font. AFAIK the Debian enables Xft so maybe the problem is with that feature if split doesn't work at all. I can't seem to get Xft support to compile at the moment. (Must be something with the Xft versions.) > - when resizing frames in xinerama, the popup that tells you > the size pops up always in the primary screen, not the one you're > resizing in Noted. > - I had a particular window configuration which, when I try resize a > part of it, things get very weird -- the tabs are no longer drawn > correctly, it doesn't appear to resize, I can't click on or drag > some of the tabs, and once I somehow managed to resize away a whole > frame -- it just disappeared, its contents with it. This was on a > non-primary screen, maybe it's related to Xinerama support? Hmm... > - when I open a new window in the non-primary screen, it always pops > up in the primary one -- this is true of any app, be it konqueror > opening a new window or me running an xterm Xinerama or not? If not, this is a known problem related to key binding management. There's a quick hack to fix it, but the next release should also fix the problem. If Xinerama is the case, well, it works for me. Ion tries to get the viewport from the window's geometry at first so maybe the apps are trying to give some position? This could also be related to some of the focusing problems the current version may have. > - this is not exactly a bug but I find the new config format, with > bindings broken into sections, to be very user-unfriendly. From the > user's point of view, a binding is a binding, and the logic behind > which bindings go where is pretty opaque There will be some changes in the next release. Functions will have more descriptive names and some of the sections will be removed, mostly because the architechture no longer allows for non-windows objects to have bindings except by grabbing them on some of their "managed" objects, but there will still be multiple binding sections (global, workspace, frame, moveres, query). It is either that or only simple one-command bindings. -- Tuomo
