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Flightbase
19.01.04, 00:44
Hallo!

0.6.1 ist raus. diesmal neu: bugfixes ohne ende ;)

https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=82102

Release Name: 0.6.1

Notes: Bug fixes that should improve stability especially compared to 0.6. Improvements to shaped windows, segfaults fixed, smart window placement fixed, window icons in task switcher, ability to call scripted actions from menus.
Changes:

* hsetroot no longer segfaults when it can't connect to a display - Long window titles no longer overwrite buttons
* Switching viewports with a menu open no longer segfaults
* Smart window placement works correctly again
* In menu file, quotes like {zenity --info --text="Hello World"} now work correctly
* Shaped windows work much better now (were broken since 0.5) Dynamically changing skins in XMMS will work fine now.
* You can now use script actions from the menu (which means you can have menu call back into Python/Ruby/whatever code) The new shared name -> action registry also means you can share different languages' actions (no way to load multiple configuration files without using multiple screens though)
* Window icons support, currently only used in the task switcher (alt-tab)
* Fixed problems with titlebar-less windows like XMMS locking up


greets, Nik

stenie
19.01.04, 06:09
Hab keine Ahnung was die Software macht.

Wofür ist die?

Oder hab ich was übesehen?

Gruß
Jens

stenie
19.01.04, 06:11
Habs !

Sorry

Kahakai is a fork of the Waimea window manager, with the intent to create a language agnostic scriptable window manager, while maintaining the original features of Waimea, and extending upon them. Kahakai is pronounced with the 'ca' in car, the 'ha' in hard, and 'ki' from kite.

By "language agnostic", we mean that the scripts which control actions in the window manager are not language specific, they can be written in any language supported by SWIG. For starters, we plan on supporting Python with the addition of Ruby and Perl shortly thereafter.