>>>>> "MC" == Martin Cartwright <M.Cartwright_at_Queens-Belfast.AC.UK> writes:
MC> => From: Charles Hines <chuck_hines_at_VNET.IBM.COM>
MC> => DK> (I'm one of those sad people who like the cosmetic aspects of fvwm2,
MC> => DK> vertical pixmaped titlebars, or better yet, the 'marbled' window
MC> => DK> effect seen at
http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~s2154962/ are wonderful!)
MC> =>
MC> => Yeah, I may actually have to give in and add the title bar patch (or
MC> => something similiar) to fvwm proper, at least as a compile time option
MC> => (although I am loath to do those) with the volume of people raving
MC> => about the original patch & "Rasterman's" patches.
MC> =>
MC> I see no reason to include it in any beta or official version. Provided
MC> I can find someone who can either
MC> a) explain how to patch it in words of one syllable
MC> or
MC> b) do it for me (it always pays to be nice to the SysAdmin)
MC> Then I'm happy with a patch.
Actually, what I meant is that if I do include it (which I think I am
going to for 2.1.0) then it won't be as a patch in the distribution,
but actually in the code officially.
MC> However, having gone to the extent of having a pixmap background
MC> for the title, then why not go the whole hog and have a textured
MC> window frame. If the demand really is there for inclusion in the
MC> whole package then by all means, but don't put yourself out Chuck.
I'm going to check out Rasterman's patches, just for grins, but I
don't think I'll include that just yet. But perhaps if his additions
are simple, maybe I will add them as a compile time option as well.
Who knows?
Chuck
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Received on Wed Sep 18 1996 - 13:47:26 BST