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window-history
---automatically saves window
attributes when they are explicitly set by the user, then copies these
attributes to windows with the same WM_CLASS
as they are
created. This is loaded automatically if you have no `.sawfishrc'
frame-type-fallback-alist
maps each frame type to the type to
try if the original type isn't available in the chosen frame style.
Note that for this to work, themes must return nil
when they
don't support the requested frame type, until now, the convention had
been to return the default frame definition, so most if not all themes
will need changing. (This doesn't include themes created using the
make-theme
module.)
best-fit
placement mode
user-controllable. Set the sp-cost-components
variable to a list
of cost functions and the weight to apply to that metric. E.g. by
default it gives 50% importance to the distance from the placement to
the focused window, and 25% each to the distance to the pointer and to
the "future-unusefulness" of the area being covered
beos-window-menu
to redefine the window menu to
group items by the window group that they are a member of (in the
absence of actual group information, it will heuristically build groups
by matching window titles)
edge-flip-warp-pointer
, whether or not to warp
the pointer after edge-flipping (Paul Warren)
display-window:uniconify-to-current-workspace
,
controls whether windows uniconified by display-window
should be
moved to the current workspace (John N S Gill)
x
library now supports creating and then drawing to
pixmaps. The pixmaps can then be grabbed to images using the
make-image-from-x-drawable
function
cycle-windows
sequence is terminated by an
unknown event, re-handle that event after exiting (so that e.g.
M-TAB can be followed by another M- qualified event without
releasing Meta)
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