Re: Raising windows from the Gnome Pager

[Michael Epting <mikeepting usa net>]

Richard, try clicking the pager with the middle button.

Richard Demanowski wrote:
> 
> Hi everybody!
> 
> My name is Rich Demanowski, and I'm a *VERY* new Gnome user.  I just
> recently installed it, along with Enlightenment, from the Red Hat 6.0
> Linux distribution.  I was previously using Red Hat 4.2, with vanilla
> XFree86 and FVWM (the original, not FVWM2).  At any rate, I lost my hard
> disk, and decided to use a newer Linux along with the new drive.
> 
> I just barely subscribed to the list, so please bear with me if I'm asking
> a question that's already been beaten to death.  I've been through both
> the Gnome and Enlightenment web sites looking for references to this, and
> haven't been able to find any, so here goes:
> 
>         How do I get windows on the desktop to "raise" when I click on
>         their icon/button in the Gnome Pager on the panel?
> 
> When I click on the panel, the window gets the focus just fine, but it
> won't raise to the top if it's partially or completely covered by another
> window.  I find this rather annoying, but I can't seem to find a setting
> for it in either the Gnome or the Enlightenment configuration options
> anywhere.
> 
> The Auto Raise After x Seconds and the Alt-Tab focus change raising work
> just fine.  It's just the pager buttons that won't raise the windows.
> 
> So I guess my questions are these:
>         1 -- Is there a setting for this that I'm overlooking?
>         2 -- Is this an intentional behaviour?
>         3 -- Is this a Gnome issue, (x?)or an Enlightenment one?
> 
> Thank you for your time,
> RichD
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