[sorry, I've not been otherwise occupied and not monitored closely
enough and missed this]
> > Can somebody please explain to me (and to the manual page!) how virtual
> > screens are supposed to work (conceptually)? What is their relation to
> > workspaces? The manpage uses them as synonyms. C
> kovert> > Didn't it help enough to make tmp_win->HiliteImage NULL?
> kovert>
> kovert> no. It still ended up freeing memory that was already freed.
> kovert> I'm not quite clear on where it got the value from to pass in
> kovert> after setting it to NULL.
>
> Wait, so you're saying that
> OK, I've a question: why do you remove the code entirely?
presumably this is supposed to get freed at some point, just not twice,
so I left it in there for someone to try to dig into it (presumably the
original commiter/patch provider). Near as I can tell, this code is
the only code that ac
> kovert> note that this is against the cvs repository, and 3.7 does not
> kovert> suffer from this.
>
> Uhmm, are you aware that the CVS repository has been deprecated for a
> while now?
>
> I guess it's time to turn it off entirely...
sorry, s/cvs/monotone 0.26 server that you upgraded
I'm working on getting changes to the virtual workspaces pushed up and
I found a bug in the recent memory management cleanups where memory
is being freed twice. The attached patch against cvs should comment
out the code causing the issue, but I have yet to track down what the
right answer is to fr
> kovert> I've run into a few other issues that I fixed with the
> kovert> attached patch:
>
> Patch applied, committed and puched.
great, thanks.
> I imagine you're going to do more work, do you want write
> access to the repository?
I'm hoping to run through my list over the next few
Using 3.7, when I add config directives for two virtual screens in an two
monitor Xinerama configuration, it seems to be no different than when I
don't have the configuration directive at all. This behavior has been
reported here before.
Poking at the code, it looks like InitVirtualScreens() is c
