> 2. I have seen the same problem that Lance Brown (labrown_at_splat.niehs.nih.gov)
> mentioned in his email about FvwmAuto (not being able to focus); I've been
> at times unable to focus on xterms when I was previously focused in some
> application window such as Netscape/emacs. I would have to leave the
> xterm and enter it a few times before it finally focuses. I know this is
> not much of a description, but I can't really place it myself - it seems
> rather random.
Hm, I wonder if this is the problem you're talking about:
I click on a menu in netscape (single click, not drag, so the menu stays
up.) Netscape grabs the mouse pointer. I move the mouse over an xterm, of
course, the xterm isn't autofocused, since netscape has grabbed the
pointer. I click on the xterm. This pops down the menu in netscape, and
netscape gives up control of the mouse pointer. But the xterm doesn't get
focused. I have to exit and re-enter the xterm before it recieves the
focus.
It's sort of interesting that if I hit escape instead of clicking on the
xterm to get rid of netscape's menu, the xterm immediatly recieves the
focus.
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#Remove frames from Netscape forever! <http://kite.ml.org/~joey/framefree.cgi>
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Received on Fri Jan 31 1997 - 20:59:59 GMT