* Implementation for moving mouse pointer within the maximized window.
* Alternative way for traverse half-maximized windows
* Move half-maximized windows between the screens
* Snapping a window to the top
* Global defaults directory configuration
Set LICENSE.
Version 1.3.7 is a bug fix release.
Critical Bugfixes:
* Segfault on startup (mostly *BSD)
* Segfault on shutdown
* Segfault on clicking the Remember menu
* Menu crops on TypeAhead
Minor Bugfixes:
* _NET_REQUEST_FRAME_EXTENTS
* Working autorepeat keys
* Working vertical rotated Tabs and Toolbar
* Proper size of titlebar buttons on restart / detaching tabs
* Missing windowmenu works again
* Several glitches in the menu
* Correct handling of 'maximized' statement in the apps file
Features:
* The improved TypeAhead sytem is not limited to matches on beginning
of menu items anymore, the behavior is configurable:
- Nowhere - disables TypeAhead support
- ItemStart - matches typed text only at the start of a menu item
- Somewhere - matches typed text somewhere in a menu item
(Currently this is a configfile-only option)
* Minor tweaks to the i18n system
* Updated turkish translations
End User unrelated:
* Code refactoring and cleanup, assisted by Coverity and
clang static code analysis
MASTER_SITES= site1 \
site2
style continuation lines to be simple repeated
MASTER_SITES+= site1
MASTER_SITES+= site2
lines. As previewed on tech-pkg. With thanks to rillig for fixing pkglint
accordingly.
wmutils' opt
opt is at set of optional utilities meant to accompany wmutils-core.
Just as the wmutils-core programs, each utility does one job and does it well,
like dealing with window events or names.
opt has less utilities than core, here is a little overview:
* chwb2 - control two different window borders
* wew - print window events
* wname - print a window's name
* xmmv - move a window with the mouse
- LICENSE has been changed from GPLv2 to MIT since 2.3.6
- use proper ${PREFIX} in system.jwmrc for default icons
- add and enable svg option in options.mk for default icons
- explicitly pass --disable-foo to CONFIGURE_ARGS for disabled options
While here, avoid SUBST on post-patch for future mkpatches ops.
Bump PKGREVISION.
Changelog:
Changes in 2.3.6 (20160812)
Auto-maximization of windows when the mouse is brought to the edge of the screen (issue #49). This feature is disabled by default, but can be enabled via the aerosnap group option.
Added Traditional Chinese translation (from Jim Tsai).
Added the TaskListStyle and TrayButtonStyle tags to control the look of task lists and tray buttons. These were removed in v2.3.0, but are now back (issue #276).
Fixed rendering of gradient highlights on menus.
Changed the default configuration to explicitly set a 24-hour clock format.
Made the default window title height match the font size used in window titles.
Added the ability to set a default icon using the DefaultIcon tag (issue #310).
Added the ability to disable move/resize using mod1+drag via the nodrag group option (issue #311).
Made JWM raise the selected window when tabbing between windows (issue #313).
Fixed an issue with some system tray icons not showing up (issue #314).
Tiled window placement is now confined to the active display (pull request #318).
Changed to the MIT license (issue #320).
Added the labeled option to TaskListStyle to allow disabling labels for task lists.
Changes in 2.3.5 (20160326)
Faster icon loading (issue #258).
Configurable default window icon via the ButtonMenu tag (issue #246).
Added the ilist and ipager group options to ignore program-specified task list and pager settings (issue #263).
Made it so clicking a submenu does not close the menu (issue #264).
Made the tray respond to clicks at screen edges (issue #270).
Made tiled window placement (the tiled group option) minimize overlap if no window position can be found with no overlap (issue #269).
Removed exit confirmation when exit is invoked from the command line (issue #275).
Now maximized windows restore when being dragged.
Restored the ClockStyle tag to allow setting a custom font and color for clocks (issue #276).
Fixed layout and mouse location tracking of tray items for trays with lots of components.
Added the ability to use the output of a program for Include (issue #291).
Added the fixed group option (issue #209).
wmutils is a a set of Window Manipulation Utilities.
Its purpose is to separate all the vital functions
of a window manager into separate pieces.
Using these tools, you can build your own window manager
as a shell script. Think of wmutils as coreutils for X11.
Here is the list of the core utilities composing wmutils:
chwb: change window's border
chwso: change window's stacking order
ignw: ignore/unignore window
killw: kill windows
lsw: list windows
mapw: map/unmap windows
pfw: print focused window
wattr: show window's attributes
wmp: move the mouse pointer
wmv: move a window
wrs: resize a window
wtf: focus a window
wtp: teleport a window
Originally packaged in pkgsrc-wip by Mateusz Poszwa.
A simple window management tool which:
* Allows you to set basic rules for a window type, such as maximise|undecorate
* Allows exceptions to the rules, based on string matching for window name
and window class.
* Allows 'reversing' of rules when the user manually changes something:
* Re-decorates windows on un-maximise.
Changes from upstream since 4.11
• use https instead of git/http, update contact information, add GPG key
• docs/hacking-howto: fix old cfgparse.y reference to config_parser.c
• docs/ipc: added link to i3ipcpp (C++ library)
• docs/userguide: clarify no_focus documentation
• docs/userguide: add documentation for binding modes
• docs/userguide: fix rendering of __focused__
• docs/userguide: improve placement of explicit IDs for headings
• docs/userguide: make rendering of key bindings more consistent
• docs/userguide: clarify quoting of “exec” commands
• man/i3-nagbar: fix example invocation
• man/i3: add “floating window” to terminology
• i3-sensible-*: quote variables correctly
• i3-sensible-editor: add neovim
• i3-sensible-terminal: add termit, st
• i3bar: use cairo for all drawing operations
• i3bar: support per-statusblock border and background colors
• i3bar: support different bar background colors depending on whether the bar
is on the focused output or not
• i3bar: multiple tray_output directives on the same bar are now supported
• i3bar: support disabling the modifier by specifying “modifier none”
• use cairo for all drawing operations
• fix a number of memory leaks, thanks to AddressSanitizer
• no_focus is now suppressed for the first window of a workspace
• “workspace next/prev” now looks for numbered workspaces after reaching the
last workspace (it used to incorrectly only look at named workspaces)
• multiple marks can now be set on a single window (but a mark can still only
be present on one window at a time)
• the “unmark” command now supports criteria
• the “con_id” criterion now supports the special value __focused__
• the “workspace” command now supports the --no-auto-back-and-forth parameter
• the “move window to workspace” command now supports the
--no-auto-back-and-forth parameter
• the “resize grow|shrink width|height” command now works for a nested split
in the same direction
• support _NET_WM_USER_TIME’s special 0 value, indicating that a window
should not be focused
• use 32-bit visual by default if available. This reduces graphical glitches
when using transparency (which is still not officially supported)
• the “move position center” command now supports criteria
• specifying invalid match criteria now results in an error instead of
blindly applying the operation to the currently focused window
• allow mouse bindings to run on the root window
• support matching _NET_WM_WINDOW_TYPE_NOTIFICATION in criteria
• all criteria are now matched, even when con_id or con_mark are given (used
to be a special case)
• allow the “id” criterion to be specified in any base recognized by
strtol(), not only base 10
• non-true color displays are now supported again (e.g. the Raspberry Pi)
• the “split” command now has a “toggle” option
• the additional color class “decoration_border” was added
• title_format is now stored on containers instead of windows, allowing the
use of title_format on split containers
• On OpenBSD, i3 now uses pledge(2)
• support _NET_WM_DESKTOP (for pager applications like gnome-panel)
• floating workspaces are no longer available (they were not supported for a
while now)
• floating windows now carry the I3_FLOATING_WINDOW atom so that tools like
compositors can be configured to match on floating windows
Bugfixes from upstream since 4.11
• i3bar: display short text only on the monitor(s) on which it is necessary
• i3bar: explicitly set cursor using libxcb-cursor if available
• i3bar: fix XEMBED messages
• i3-nagbar: explicitly set cursor using libxcb-cursor if available
• duplicated keybindings are now also detected when one uses bindcode but the
other(s) use(s) bindsym
• keymap fallback for servers without XKB (e.g. TightVNC) has been added
• using pango markup in mode names is now optional, fixing a regression in i3
v4.11 where modes which contained characters such as “<” would break.
• moving windows to a workspace by specifying a mark now works
• the root output is now used when any RandR request fails (for x2go)
• assignments are now marked as run before executing them, preventing endless
loops/crashes when assignments cause another assignment evaluation
• splitting/floating a dock container no longer crashes i3
• correctly compare modifier mask when identifying keybindings (fixes
bindings which use --release)
• no longer fail config validation when there is no newline at the end of
the config file
• scrollwheel buttons are now only grabbed when necessary, allowing the use
of “bindsym button*” or scrolling in windows without focusing them (in case
no “bindsym button*” is present)
• parse con_id in base 16 (affected FreeBSD only)
• fix crash when opening a large number of windows
• reject empty swallow definitions to avoid crashes
• don’t remove SubstructureRedirect event mask temporarily (fixes i3bar
stopping after system suspend)
• move urgent flag before killing the parent to avoid a crash
• correctly validate “kill” command to avoid crashing when “kill” is invoked
on workspace containers
• actually accept the documented “workspace” token as an alternative to “→”
in assign statements
• remove _NET_WM_STATE on withdrawn windows to comply with the spec
• the “border” command now uses logical pixels (relevant for hi-dpi displays)
• “tray_output primary” does not properly fall back and hence was removed
from the default config again
• correctly determine focused workspace when moving workspace to output
• revert to default binding mode before reloading the config file
• correctly interpret _MOTIF_WM_HINTS (endianness-dependent)
