martin f krafft writes: > I can confirm that the behaviour is much better: the window size is > restored, as is the position, but it gives preference to the > Xinerama head. You'd think it restores at the same *relative* > position on the current head, but it actually just restores > somewhere $,1rt(B I cannot figure out the behaviour. The position is entirely up to your window manager. > However, I still wonder why we have to do this at all. Well, try it without... :) Restoring the overall window size and the positions of the sashes of the panedwindows is the simplest and most reliable method I have found for making the window come back the way the user last set it. > I understand > that Cygwin has issues and needs this code, but couldn't it then be > made to run only on Cygwin, such that on "proper" Unix systems, the > config file is *not* updated every time I move the window before > closing the application? What's the issue with updating the config file? > As I said earlier, this is really the job > of a window manager, *not* a configuration option. If your window > manager cannot restore the window to a size you control, then it's > broken. Let's not hack applications to work around that, please. I disagree. It's not a window manager's job to tell an application how big its window should be. Paul. -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
