* New cygwin X behavior
@ 2015-06-04 2:30 Eliot Moss
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From: Eliot Moss @ 2015-06-04 2:30 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: cygwin
[Previously posted on cygwin-xfree -- I didn't realize it had merged
in to cygwin. I recalled that in the past we were encouraged *not*
to post about X to cygwin ...]
Dear Jon (et al.) -- I just updated to the latest XWin and got some
different behaviors:
- In my .XWinrc file I was using MINIMIZE in the STYLES. This now seems
to permanently iconize a window. If I click on the icon, it briefly
flashes large and then iconizes again.
- When using -geometry (with xemacs in particular), the height of the
screen seems different, and if I change the geometry height by 1, the
height of the window does not change by 1 -- it either doesn't change,
or changes by more than one.
My workaround for the MINIMIZE thing was to use -iconic on the particular
windows instead -- it does what I want anyway. But I thought you'd want
to know about MINIMIZE being weird. Not sure what happened with the height
thing ...
However (and contrary to what I posted on cygwin-xfree): -iconic does not
work for xemacs. It simply seems to have no effect, and neither could I
find a -xrm setting that had any effect (though I have to admit that
figuring about the right resource name is often a challenge, at least
for me).
Regards -- Eliot Moss
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