Janek Kozicki said: (by the date of Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:27:59 +0200) > Jeremy Hankins said: (by the date of Tue, 20 Oct 2009 16:41:31 -0500) > > Does current-head work for windows outside of the current viewport? > > To test: > > - Create a couple of windows with unique names (e.g., via xterm -title > > "Foo" and -title "Bar") Make sure that they're in different heads. > > - In sawfish-client run: (current-head (get-window-by-name "Foo")), and > > the same thing for "Bar". You'll get the head ID of the head with > > the window. > > - Go to another viewport and fire up sawfish-client, run the same > > commands as before. Does the output match, or did switching > > viewports change the head IDs? > > I just connectted a 3rd LCD, I have now 1600x1200, 1920x1200, 1600x1200. > I'll try to find time on Friday evening and test your stuff. > > If you have any more explanations about what to test, or what to type > in sawfish-client, don't hesitate to write.
One more thing - is it possible to test your patches on 1.5.0 ? I'm afraid that I won't find enough time to upgrade to any later version. Easier if I could just apply your patch to what I currently have. BTW: setting a useful config with three LCDs is a real PITA. I had to downgrade xserver to 7.3, because the latest xorg is plain crashing with more than one video card (when using xinerama), and this is a well known bug. Xorg Devs say that it will stop crashing with 2.6.32. Well. Also I can't have composite and xrandr anymore. Also due to two-card problems. Even though 1st is NVS 290 & 2nd is NVS 280, and all NVS nvidia cards are designed to cooperate with each other (a different design than geforce or quadro). Weird stuff. best regards -- Janek Kozicki |
