> Scary Guy wrote:
> > Right, but that sort of defeats the original purpose of using WindowList
> > in the first place: I like to be able to see which window I am
> > selecting, especially in the case that the window I am selecting is not
> > the previously selected one. This helps when a large number of windows
> > are open.
> >
> > Thanks
> Yeah, I guess someone's going to have to write another module for
> Fvwm. The Win95 mechanism is pretty good. You hit Alt+Tab, and a
> window with all the icons in "most recently visited" order appears.
> More presses of Tab (whilst holding down Alt) selects the icon.
>
> Maybe if I have time....
Well, the funny thing I noticed is that when you actually click on the
windows, they get reordered in the WindowList, whereas if you just
select the window in the WindowList itself, they don't. I myself am not
a programmer extraordinaire, but it seems as if this could be changed
relatively easily. (That's why I posted this question in the first
place.)
It would be kewl to have a Win95-like mechanism though...
Thanks
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Received on Fri Jun 07 1996 - 06:17:47 BST