On Wed, Mar 17, 2004 at 02:11:47PM +0100, Martin Stubenschrott wrote: > Yes, it does, since mplayer supports resolving the wildcards itself. Sorry for > this stupid example.
It is the shell that does that. > > I think someone reported problems with KDE:s drag&drop earlier. Search > > the ML archives. > I did. I couldn't find anything related to that when just searching for "drag > drop" in the bodies of all messages on mail-archive.com and MARC. Hmm... In any case, I think the problem was with KDE doing things differently from all other programs that are also broken. Although ICCCM makes no restrictions on how many windows can be placed in a WM frame (and actually there's a passage that can be interpreted to say that such a possiblity must be taken into account), most programs do make such assumptions and use always use the lowest-stacked window in the frame for their actions. Ion arranges for the active window to be stacked so. KDE, however, seems to use the topmost stacked window, if I recall correctly. -- Tuomo
