Openbox-3.0-rc2 released
David Philip Barr
dpb at clara.co.uk
Fri Oct 3 10:43:35 EDT 2003
well a bug that can only be reproduced by you on your machine, under
non-disclosed circumstances isn't going to effect anyone other than you, but
when you harp on about it it's going to irritate a lot of people. i think
this has been established. If you are just going to repeat yourself over and
over rather than shed light on the situation that is not good bug reporting
IMHO.
i know the type of focus you are talking about i think it is silly and
unhelpful, i think it was requested and xor gave a grown up reason for not
wanting it, i may be be wrong? if you want to throw your dummy out the pram
about it then fine.
maybe some constructive reasoning why it might be useful in your opinion as
opposed to saying you 'like it' or 'cause other window mangers have it' may
help your case, perchance this also may stop you looking bratish, if nothing
else. i don't think the focus thing is a problem; i think it is a personal
preference you are masquerading as a problem.
peace etc.
David
> The rox issues aren't fixed in either this openbox release or rox cvs,
> and it is imho a real problem. The issue with focus delay and raise
> delay is the single most annoying thing in openbox3 for me as the way
> i'm used to (focussing immediately, raising after delay) is the way it
> is done in every other windowmanager i've used so far.
>
> If you aren't interested in problems a user has, i'll stop reporting
> stuff ...
>
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