For what it's worth, an answer that bypasses your question:
For most of my browsing tasks, I use dwb
(http://portix.bitbucket.org/dwb/) nowadays. I figured that I prefer
to have my window manager to take care of window/tab management over
some inconsistent and extraneous implementation. There ar
Michael Stapelberg wrote:
> It should only be able to grab focus when it’s on a visible
> workspace. If it happens when firefox is invisible, that’s not with i3’s
> help, so nothing we can do about it.
I've got a two monitor setup and assign Firefox to start on one of
them. So it is often on a vis
Hi Oliver,
Oliver Kiddle writes:
> need for anything to grab focus ever. Is there any way to have such
> focus grabbing hints treated in the same way as an urgency hint instead.
It should only be able to grab focus when it’s on a visible
workspace. If it happens when firefox is invisible, that’s
When starting up, firefox likes to grab focus once it has started. As it
can take more than a couple of seconds to start and I have it assigned
to a particular workspace, this can be quite annoying. I don't see a
need for anything to grab focus ever. Is there any way to have such
focus grabbing hin
Hi Marcus,
I fixed this by just removing the O_TRUNC flag entirely. Since we
truncate and memset afterwards anyways, there is no reason to use
O_TRUNC.
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Best regards,
Michael
Hi David,
David Coppa writes:
> This did not go into the master branch.
I forgot to push the master branch, but I did now. Thanks for the hint.
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Best regards,
Michael
On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 3:10 PM, Michael Stapelberg wrote:
> Hi Sascha,
>
> perfectly done (providing a test and and a quick fix)! This is merged,
> thanks.
This did not go into the master branch.
Is it intended?
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> Best regards,
> Michael
Ciao,
David
