1.0.7:
This minor maintenance release includes a bunch of fixes from static
analysis of the twm code with various compilers & tools, as well as
other pro-active work attempting to reduce potential bugs, and a set
of build configuration improvements.
1.0.6:
This minor build fix release solves a problem introduced in 1.0.5
that prevented configure from completing when cross-compiling.
1.0.5:
This minor maintenance release provides the last two years'
Worth of build configuration improvements, janitorial cleanups, &
Makefile.am support for automake-1.11 silent builds.
DESTDIR support was not complete for this package. Attempts to create /usr/pkg/include and
/usr/pkg/lib directory were being made. This was discovered while trying to build under a
non-root user. After updating patch-aa, a non-root user can install this package without issue.
Changes from 2.0.1 (per http://joewing.net/programs/jwm/history.shtml )
JWM v2.1.0 <> 20110925
* Revision 502
* Fixed several window handling issues.
* Fixed an issue with key bindings and modifiers.
* Added some more key bindings.
* Changed the way the "next" and "nextstacked" key bindings behave.
* Merged some user-contributed patches.
* Rounded window corners (Patriot).
* Support for transparent menus, trays, and windows (Patriot).
* New borders for buttons (Patriot).
* User-replaceable window button masks (Patriot).
* gxine fullscreen fix (Patriot).
* Fix for windows loosing focus when switching desktops (Patriot).
* More key bindings (Dougal).
* Transparent group (Dougal).
* Some code cleanups.
* Added the ability to resize from the top of windows.
* Added support for pager labels.
Remove devel/py-ctypes (only needed by and supporting python24).
Remove PYTHON_VERSIONS_ACCEPTED and PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE
lines that just mirror defaults now.
Miscellaneous cleanup while editing all these files.
From Bug Hunting in PR pkg/45737
Changes in the 6.0:
- several Xinerama fixes;
- a new approach to hide clients into negative space rather than positive;
- the return of the nmaster functionality (Mod1-i, Mod1-d);
- better EWHM support for floating windows;
- fixed sloppy focussing of empty screens;
- a new default color scheme (actually a new old one, now bluedark rather than
bluegray).
The session.o object contains the IceProcessMessages symbol which wasn't
previously directly linked with libICE. This is another imake-based
package so libICE is now directly linked by all platforms.
Bugs fixed
- Vita Cizek fixed a bug that caused pekwm to crash on startup when another
windowmanager was already running.
- #252 "Resize code should consume last ButtonRelease event" reported and fixed
by wallex
- #259 "Window ghosting with xcompmgr shaded windows" reported by
kevin.clevenger and fixed by Claes Nästén and Andreas Schlic
- #297 "MRU window selection does not honour 'Skip=FocusToggle'" reported and
fixed by wallex
- #298 "MRU list should be refreshed on workspace change" reported and fixed by
wallex
User visible changes
- #290 "Allow autoproperties to set the decor" fixed by Andreas Schlick
- #268 "allow maximizing of client windows" reported by marin and fixed by
Andreas Schlick
#118 "Set decor name based on hints: _NET_WM_DEMANDS_ATTENTION and
WM_CLIENT_MACHINE"
Compatibility fixes Configuration changes
New autoproperty "Decor". You can use this autoproperty to give windows a
specific decor.
Theme changes
Themes can specify a special decor "ATTENTION" that is used for clients
that set the urgency/demands-attention hint.
* Stop to treat NetBSD's sed as GNU sed, not full compatible.
* Then, no need to reset TOOLS_PLATFORM.gsed for NetBSD if USE_TOOLS+=gsed and
real GNU sed is required.
* In addition, convert simple USE_TOOLS+=gsed to conditionally, without NetBSD.
* convert {BUILD_,}DEPENDS+=gsed to USE_TOOLS, all tools from gsed are real gsed.
Notion is a tiling, tabbed window manager for the X window system:
Tiling: you divide the screen into non-overlapping 'tiles'.
Every window occupies one tile, and is maximized to it
Tabbing: a tile may contain multiple windows - they will be
'tabbed'
Static: most tiled window managers are 'dynamic', meaning they
automatically resize and move around tiles as windows appear
and disappear. Notion, by contrast, does not automatically
change the tiling. You're in control.
