I installed wmctrl and was mystified why it didn't work, it only displayed a partial list of windows. I found the debian bug report and so I tried this:
I have a 32bit version of Debian installed in chroot for the odd program that isn't aviable in 64bit version. I installed xterm and wmctrl into that and it worked perfectly. so it's a 64bit problem. Then I compiled wmctrl from source in the regular 64bit debian and it had the same exact problem as the debian-supplied version. So I applied the patch supplied to you in the bug report and it worked after a recompile it worked perfectly. PS: If you need a 64bit machine I suggest: Celeron D 331 proccessor (very inexpensive) or Pentium D 915 or 925 proccessor for the lowest proccessor that both supports Intel VT (for Linux KVM) and is dual core. or Core Duo 2 (Conroe core supports VT) for good performance and low power requirements. along with a Asus or Intel motherboard with 945G chipset. This will get you a good performing workstation with Sata, Gigabit ethernet, and onboard graphics that provide decent 3d and 2d support (more then adequate for Compiz/Beryl), surround sound support, and is fully supported by open source drivers. Thanks! -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
