Ove Kaaven said: (by the date of Mon, 31 Dec 2007 15:32:28 +0100) > > However I didn't try if this bug occurs with another window manager, > > perhaps I could if you insist. I suspect that we will see this in > > compiz, but not in KDE or gnome. > > Yes, it would be nice to try other window managers.
I will try to do this before end of this month. > > Also I can simply send you my ~/.wine directory with autocad > > installed, so you will be able to run it for yourself and see the > > problem. Do you want that? > > I suppose I could do that, if it's not way too big. I don't want to > spend more time than I have to on an upstream bug... upstream bugs are > too countless for that. But I could at least take a look. download and unpack file: http://geo.hmg.inpg.fr/~janek/wine.tar.bz2 execute command in a terminal: wine c:/ac15/acad.exe Two windows will open, hit 'cancel' in the "Startup" window to close it. Only the main window will remain. Now you can switch viewports (or even draw something inside autocad). When you switch to a viewport on which autocad window is not even partially visible - the window will disappear forewer. Now you can only hit ctrl-c in the terminal to terminate wine app. If you don't close "startup" window both wine windows will not disappear (but you can't work in autocad either, since "startup" has focus). To test this with sawfish, you got to enable viewports by adding those 2 lines to ~/.sawfishrc (define-special-variable viewport-dimensions '(6 . 4) "Size of each virtual workspace.") then you can switch viewports for example with sawifish pager (which is ran by default if its debian package is installed). The 6 . 4 is the number of viewports: 6x4=24 (that's just my personal configuration). let me know how it worked for you :) -- # Janek Kozicki -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
