On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 17:42:48 +0100
Kim Woelders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Adam Flott wrote:
> > all these occur from 16.6 to 16.7 cvs upgrade (as of 3/25/2004).
> > configs upgraded from switch to cvs, not remade.
> >
> > a) a "0" shows up in the task switch menu. doesn't occur all the
> > time. changing themes seems to have removed this. is this the pager?
> >
> Yes, that is the pager. It should not appear in the list unless
> explicitly requested ("Toggle Skip Window Lists"), or you have settings
> inherited from an older E version.
>
I'll regenerate my configs and hopefully that will fix it.
> > b) when any of the menus are opened, the close button doesn't close
> > it, only a click on the root desktop will.
> >
> Yes. The only window operation that makes sense on menu borders is
> "close". Many themes don't have a close button. In connection with
> other changes I disabled menu border ops altogether. It is kludgy to
> reintroduce this feature, so I would prefer not to. But I can see it
> feels wrong to have a menu close button that doesn't do anything...
>
Agreed. Was just accustomed to the close button have functionality.
> > c) xmms doesn't seem to be updated within the pager, (hi res,
> > continuous scan, no zoom). but will be show when virtual desktop is
> > on the same as xmms
> >
> ??? It is impossible for specific windows not to be updated in the
> pager, but updating can only occur if the window is on-screen.
>
Again, I'll regenerate the config files and see how xmms reacts.
> > d) does the "regenerate menus" destroy my custmom menu? is there any
> > way to generate backgrounds,new menus,etc without restarting?
> >
> It should only overwrite stuff in menus_GNOME, menus_KDE, menus_Other,
> and epplets.menu. When regenerated, the new menus are reloaded without
> restarting.
>
Good, that makes most sense, although I'm not sure that is defined in the docs.
> > e) when restarted, all the windows, or some seem to be thrown around,
> > hidden, etc. is this normal?
> >
> Eh, I think I may have broken something here, will have a look at it.
>
This has actually been happening for quite some time. I always assumed it was how
enlightenment worked.
I generally have 7-12 gui apps open spread over 8 different virtual desks. And when I
restart a majority of them are in different places or missing. With the CVS version,
it isn't as bad as it used to be.
Adam
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