Re: Tasklist vs. gnome pager behavior
- From: John Harper <john dcs warwick ac uk>
- To: Havoc Pennington <hp redhat com>
- CC: "David B . Lounsberry" <dlounsberry kc rr com>, gnome-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Tasklist vs. gnome pager behavior
- Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 09:52:26 GMT
Havoc Pennington writes:
|> In gnome-pager I was able to click on a non-iconified task and the
|> window manager would switch to the desktop or viewport where the window
|> resided and bring it into focus. It looks like tasklist does not support
|> switching desktops because it does work as long as the task is iconfied
|> or residing in the same desktop. I am using sawmill if that makes a
|> difference.
|
|I got it to do this once but it seems a little buggy with the oldish
|version of sawmill I have (you can add tasks on other desktops to the
|tasklist, look at the properties dialog).
I just had a look at this -- the tasklist applet doesn't seem to send
the required client message requesting the workspace change.
I think there's an option in the gwmh code to modify the _WIN_WORKSPACE
root window property directly, for window managers that don't follow
the gnome-wm spec correctly. Maybe this is getting turned on somehow..?
John
p.s. to see this for yourself, execute the following code in sawmill.
Switching workspaces via desk-guide will use a client message, the
tasklist doesn't.
(add-hook 'client-message-hook
(lambda args
(show-message (format nil "client-message: %S" args))
nil))
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