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Thatnks for reporting. That doesn't seem like a bug, you just have to move the window or make the one behind it floating and/or move it to the top of the stack. Also, why is there a Windows window in your Linux machine?
Thatnks for reporting. That doesn't seem like a bug, you just have to move the window or make the one behind it floating and/or move it to the top of the stack. Also, why is there a Windows window in your Linux machine?
hey the windows window is the os selecting part of virtualbox so basically the problem why we reported it
You'd have to add it to the instantwm wrapper or /etc/profile to apply this
I can't test this right now but I'll give it a shot when I can.
One thing though: doesn't wmname compiz leave applications to assume you're using compiz? Aren't there some applications that then apply like compiz specific tweaks/behaviours that might not necessarily work on instantWM?
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con-f-use commentedon Aug 13, 2020
Thatnks for reporting. That doesn't seem like a bug, you just have to move the window or make the one behind it floating and/or move it to the top of the stack. Also, why is there a Windows window in your Linux machine?
xzybus commentedon Aug 13, 2020
hey the windows window is the os selecting part of virtualbox so basically the problem why we reported it
hen6003 commentedon Aug 13, 2020
better image
UserXGnu commentedon Oct 10, 2020
This issue seems to be related to the window reparenting regarding java applications in tiling windows.
Normally you need to add
to your ~/.xinitrc, however as instantwm is launched through gdm, it doesn't look like it's working.
paperbenni commentedon Oct 11, 2020
You'd have to add it to the instantwm wrapper or /etc/profile to apply this
I can't test this right now but I'll give it a shot when I can.
One thing though: doesn't wmname compiz leave applications to assume you're using compiz? Aren't there some applications that then apply like compiz specific tweaks/behaviours that might not necessarily work on instantWM?
UserXGnu commentedon Oct 11, 2020
On suckless webpage they also suggest using:
https://tools.suckless.org/x/wmname/
As for the compiz, I've been using dwm for quite some years now and never had any issue with that so I guess no problem there.