Actually, I think Iskren made a very important point. To take this one step
further: with CSD, we can't force the client to stop drawing the decoration, we
can only tell the client that it should. So we can assume Chrome having a
decoration for example, what shouldn't be possible in a tiling WM.
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Von: "Bill Spitzak"
Datum: So., Mai. 8, 2011 18:49
Betreff: Antw.: client side decorations
An: "andre.knis...@gmx.de"
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Certainly there should be an easy way to get the "default window decorations".
I think the correct way is for the client to call an client-s
Of course it is server side decoration, but it eliminates its main problem.
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Von: "Bill Spitzak"
Datum: So., Mai. 8, 2011 18:18
Betreff: Antw.: client side decorations
An: "andre.knis...@gmx.de"
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On May 8, 2011, at 8:25 AM, andre.knis...@gmx
As far as I can tell, the main problem with server side decoration is that
applications cannot modify them and thus they create their own decoration.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
So why can't we enforce the WM to provide an API for modifying the decorations?
If a WM wouldn't implement it, we'
