>>>>> On Thu, 18 Apr 1996 16:48:13 -0700 (MST), Brady Montz
>>>>> <bradym_at_cs.arizona.edu> said:
Brady> Try FvwmIconMan. Comes with 2.0.42 now. I modeled it on the
Brady> twm icon manager.
I have 2.0.42. I use FvwmIconMan. While I like it a lot, there's one
behavior that it doesn't have: When you put the mouse pointer in the
IconMan, on any specific window, that window doesn't have focus. With
*twm window managers you can tell it that if the mouse pointer is on a
window in the icon manager that window gets focus.
To reiterate Eli's problem. AFAIK, there is NO WAY in fvwm to get all
of the following simultaneously:
- FocusFollowsMouse
- Binding something to a key to Focus a window _without moving the
mouse away from where it was when the key was pressed_.
Maybe we should introduce into Fvwm a distinction between Focus (only
change focus, do no move mouse pointer at all) and Warp (move the
mouse pointer into a window, optionally giving that window focus, too).
kai
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Received on Fri Apr 19 1996 - 05:30:57 BST