On Wed, Aug 04, 1999 at 02:24:29PM -0500, pauljohn_at_ukans.edu wrote:
> I noticed the fvwm2 I was using in Redhat 6 was not Gnome-aware, so I
> found a snap and built it. You have done a nice job. The desktops "map"
> correctly and the funky behaviors I was experiencing with all apps
> wanting to start on desktop 0 are gone.
>
> I've come up with 2 usage problems, hope you could explain.
> 1. I had configured the alt-mouse1 key to move windows. This is a
> standard window maker config that I like lots. It worked fine in
> fvwm2-2.2.2, but in the snapshot, it has the funny behavior that it does
> not work if I leave the alt key depressed after clicking. If I let the
> alt key up and the mouse button up, then a transparent window frame
> appears and I can move the window.
>
> Is it possible to make it work the old way?
With current development code I have no problem to make this work.
I use this binding:
mouse 1 w m move
As soon as I release the button the move operation starts, regardless
of the state of the meta key. Can you check this with a current snapshot?
> 2. My configuration was set so FvwmButtons would launch at startup. It
> no longer runs at start time. I can launch it within the session. Is
> there something about the gnome configuration that blocks having modules
> at start time?
I guess you're starting FvwmButtons directly from the config file.
Try putting the line in your InitFuction/RestartFunction.
Bye
Dominik ^_^
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Received on Thu Aug 05 1999 - 00:06:02 BST