On Sat, 03 Mar 2012 04:56:29 +0100, Bryan Linton <b...@shoshoni.info> wrote:
On 2012-03-02 16:19:38, David Coppa <dco...@gmail.com> wrote:
http://pbot.rmdir.de/fa0e34c8bfab313978f7f9088ce30e8c
Thanks for the tip,
David
I tested it for about 5 minutes before having to roll back to
0.92.0. The problems I saw were as follows.
Trying to set ports/games/wesnoth to full-screen mode via its
in-game option started a weird loop where the screen would
continuously resize from 1600x1200 (my default) to 1024x768 (how
I've set Wesnoth's full-screen mode) and then back to 1600x1200 (and
then to 1024x768 etc.).
It took about a second or two between switches. The first time it
happened I was quick (or lucky) enough to untick the full-screen
checkbox and the screen went back to 1600x1200. The second time
I ended up switching to a console terminal and pkilling wesnoth.
The screen was left in 1024x768 mode and had to be set back to
normal via xrandr.
I've had no problems switching from windowed to full-screen mode
before. It's always seamlessly changed to full-screen mode and the
lower resolution and then back again with no problems.
Comment the line with "--enable-xrandr" in the makefile and try again.
This is a new option and can be the culprit.
Another issue is that I have ctrl+u mapped to spawn an xterm. In
0.95.2 a single press of ctrl+u would open two xterms instead of a
single one.
One final issue I saw was that despite the fact that I have all
animations turned off in WindowMaker's preferences app,
double-clicking window titles "rolled" the window up and down
smoothly instead of instantly {dis,re}appearing.
I'm very happy to see WindowMaker getting active development and
that you've taken the time to update the port, but with the
full-screen bug and the double-spawning of xterms I was not able
to use the new version and had to roll back to 0.92.
If there's any more information I can provide to help, I would
very much like to see an updated version of WindowMaker in the
ports tree.
All packages are up-to-date with regards to the snapshot I'm
running.
dmesg follows. (I know it's a bit old and does not have the rthread
changes. I've been waiting for a new snapshot to be released. I
can retest as soon as a new snap is released if you think it will
make a difference.)
--
Juan Francisco Cantero Hurtado http://juanfra.info
