0.6
- Define the standard classes of frame parts (i.e. things
like close button, title, left border, etc...) then allow the state of
members of these classes to be set in one place (the
frame-part-classes
variable). This should ensure that different
themes have the same feel (but a feel that may be customized by the
user)
- Allow frame parts to be removed if possible (if they have the
removable
property). Nothing makes use of this yet
- Added window-shading, double-click button1 on the title bar
- Created a sawmill capplet for the GNOME control center. Use the
`--enable-capplet' configure option to build it
- First attempt at a technical manual (very quickly written, so
probably some inaccuracies)
- In the
gtk
theme, draw bevels on window decorations
- Use spin-buttons in the configurator to enter numbers
- Add option
focus-proxy-click
controlling whether to pass
the focus-inducing button-press event to the underlying window (in
click-to-focus mode)
- Changed the bindings in window borders, it's now the more usual
button1 to resize, button2 to move
- When clicking and dragging windows, ensure that the clicked frame
part stays clicked until the button is released
- If in click-to-focus mode, and there's no parent window to focus
when the focused window is closed, focus the topmost window (not the
window under the pointer as in the other focus modes)
- Changing window frames is much less ugly, no flicker at
all!
- Try to optimise window restacking some more
- Sped up opaque window moving when the position display is enabled
- Preserve iconified state across restarts
- Optimise updating the shape of an unframed window (this stops gmc
icons flashing annoyingly)
- Fix bugs in click-to-focus mode where some windows were
un-focusable
- Fix bug where cycling through windows in click-to-focus mode
didn't focus the activated window
- Fix bug where comparing sawmill lisp objects caused a crash
- Fix bug where initiating a resize in the middle of the window
didn't allow any of the edges to be moved
- Fix bug where changing the "decorate transients" option didn't
alter any existing transient windows
- Fix bug where iconifying a sticky or ignored window gave no way
of reclaiming it--these windows now appear at the end of the window
menu
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