Having a single maintainer is too much of a burden. I've always been
surprised that anyone would take on that role.
Yes, that's probably true. I think Thomas is at the end of his power.
The permanent attacks against him the last time weren't very cooperative at
all ...
Wait a moment:
So how do you make sure theres consistency with features behaving as
they should
By fixing bugs? E.g. Thomas' change to titleformat.
Weve already seen how bad this can be
with... i think its titleformat not showing any number between
brackets if theres only one of them on the screen. to
Both FvwmComand and FvwmConsole are used a lot, so the goal is to replace=
them with a more verstile tool. They won't be removed until this tool is=
functional, been tested in many situations and people have had plenty of=
time to change their configs.
As I thought, thanks.
One thing to
So, here's a list of modules I wish to see deprecated, with reasons why:
* FvwmCommand
* FvwmConsole
These two are the only ones on the list I really care about, I use
FvwmCommand in my Emacs mode to just execute parts of my config
without having to copy/paste to FvwmConsole. But a
Is this really the right thing to do? Really? How did you come up with
this list of depreciated modules to start with? What happens if
someone with a config theyve had for ages needs to use a module youve
depreciated? Will you personally have to provide the functions of that
module in some
I've never quite made my mind up whether to use several Desktops or
several Pages on one desktop, what are the reasons (if any) for
choosing one or the other?
I've never found any use for running a program with a window larger
than my screen size, I rarely (but very occasionally) would like
From: John Latham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 22 May 2008 18:54:17 +0100 (BST)
* Pages are used as more desk space within each `task', e.g. I might
have a web browser open on the Java API in the page next to the one I
am writing code in: I can just slide between the two
On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 07:15:46PM +0100, John Latham wrote:
From: John Latham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 22 May 2008 18:54:17 +0100 (BST)
* Pages are used as more desk space within each `task', e.g. I might
have a web browser open on the Java API in the page next to the one
...
On my system if I go full screen (control-L in acrobat reader), the
CONTENT of the PDF document occupies entirely my screen (as it should be),
no borders, no titlebar.
On the laptop instead when I hit control-L in acrobat reader, there is
also the window manager decoration. Which is
