I use debian unstable (up to date 18 Oct) and never encountered this behavior. You will have to narrow down the set of conditions that triggers this. You should recompile wmaker from source without any ./configure options and without any modification to wconfig.h Install it and create a new test user for which run wmaker.inst. Then try to see if the problem appears for that user. If not start adding all options you use 1 by 1 until the problem appears. If still don't start adding all the changes to the WindowMaker/dock/clip/WMWindowAttributes that you use for the user having the problem. Report back when you can narrow the problem down.
On 19 Oct, Charles Baker wrote: > I had this same problem on testing/unstable as well, > but didn't associate it with the selection of > omnipresent on a window. However, I just tried it, > and sure enough that does send my cpu to full > utilization and unchecking drops it back down to > normal. > > --- Dan Pascu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> We got another report about this from another user, >> but couldn't >> reproduce this. >> Also I don't recall anything changed in the >> dock/clip code lately. >> Maybe it was there before, but you just happened to >> trigger the >> necessary conditions we haven't found yet. >> Also we don't use the debian packages, but we >> compile from source. >> See if it makes a difference and in this case there >> may be some patch >> the debian maintainer applied. -- Dan
