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I know that it’s been almost 2 years since the last commit, but anyways …
This program is brilliant! I like it!
I’ve found one bug though: If you use several workspaces, the gridmgr w* commands still thinks that all of the windows are on the same workspace. So if I run gridmgr wup the window that looks to be above the current window might not be focused; instead some other window in another workspace might be. Or rather, attempted to be. You aren’t actually switched to the other workspace, but the newly “focused” window appears in the alt-tab list and in the taskbar.
I guess that when searching all windows for an appropriate window to focus the w* commands first have to filter out all windows that aren’t on the same workspace as the current one.
(I use Gnome with Metacity, in case that matters.)
I know that it’s been almost 2 years since the last commit, but anyways …
This program is brilliant! I like it!
I’ve found one bug though: If you use several workspaces, the
gridmgr w*commands still thinks that all of the windows are on the same workspace. So if I rungridmgr wupthe window that looks to be above the current window might not be focused; instead some other window in another workspace might be. Or rather, attempted to be. You aren’t actually switched to the other workspace, but the newly “focused” window appears in the alt-tab list and in the taskbar.I guess that when searching all windows for an appropriate window to focus the
w*commands first have to filter out all windows that aren’t on the same workspace as the current one.(I use Gnome with Metacity, in case that matters.)