0.5
- Now does session management. The scheme is extensible, arbitrary
Lisp modules can save and restore window state due to their own
functionality (using the
sm-window-save-functions
and
sm-restore-window-hook
hooks). See `lisp/workspace.jl' for
an example
- Displays window position or dimensions whilst interactively
moving or resizing a window (
move-show-position
,
resize-show-dimensions
)
- Mechanism for setting frame styles on a per-window basis (this
was always possible, just not easy). The
auto-frame-style-alist
variable associates window name regular expressions with frame styles.
Also, the window-ops-menu
has a new submenu with all possible
styles
- New option
preallocated-workspaces
, the number of
workspaces to create at startup
- Window-workspace mapping is preserved through restart (as long as
the GNOME hints are enabled)
- Theme directories may contain a short `README' file that
will be displayed in the configuration tool
- Changed the custom file to `~/.sawmill/custom' instead of
`~/.sawmill-custom'. The old file will be moved to the new
location if it exists
- Install `sawmill-menu' under `libexec' since it
shouldn't be run manually
- Option in
gradient
theme to create full-sized gradient
images, trading memory for quality
- Workaround the flicker when raising windows
- Changed most of the
menus
and custom
customize
options into normal variables (they're not particularly intuitive)
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