As you wish. I am now trying to answer constructively, just tell us plainly of
what is wrong with our words as I am trying to get neutral on any issue at
hand. Scaring us won't work.
- Original Message -
From: "Milan Bouchet-Valat"
To: "Allan E. Registos"
Cc: gnome-shell-list@gnome
Il giorno dom, 08/05/2011 alle 12.22 -0400, Jasper St. Pierre ha
scritto:
> This would be something called the "background actor". Unfortunately,
> it's not a container, nor does it look like you can set it to another
> actor... so you have to patch mutter somehow
>
> There are a few approaches yo
Whoops... the JS side for the first would be more complicated than that (hit
send too soon).
let old_background = Meta.get_background_actor_for_screen(global.screen);
let new_background = new Clutter.Container();
new_background.add_actor(rainmeter);
// You'd probably make set_background_actor re
This would be something called the "background actor". Unfortunately, it's
not a container, nor does it look like you can set it to another actor... so
you have to patch mutter somehow
There are a few approaches you could take:
1) Add a new API to set the background_actor. You'd just have to ma
At first I was going to suggest window.decorated, but it looks like any time
the window features are recalculated, it will override it with
mwm_decorated, which is still TRUE.
You're probably going to have to add something to mutter that says whether
decorated was explicitly set... and then you on
Hi:
I've been trying to add an actor to gnome through a extension but I
want that to be in the desktop level, so any window could hide it, and
I only look a it, when there's no window over it,
How can I do that ?
Erick
Thxs
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Hi:
I don't know if this is the mutter list, but I do know that there's no
other so far, or at least I haven't found one. So I'm asking a mutter
question.
How can I remove the window decorations from the mutter side ?
I said 'from the mutter side' cause I know that from the application
side I can
You might want to use the Dash: if you right-click the Terminal icon it will
show a list of its open windows, ordered by the time they were opened (at
least that's what I think).
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