[As-users] Welcome back from vacation, sasha
Nathan Mahon (as_ml@vaevictus.net)
Mon, 14 Feb 2005 13:04:32 -0500
Gentoo Aterm bugs to check out:
1. http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=75604 <-- Security -
"possible vulnerability"
2. http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=79397 <-- background bug
(aka bug3)
>> from a chat ...
20:03 <spock-jab> I've just added an ebuild for aterm-1.00_beta2 to
our CVS. As for bug3, I don't think it's fixed. I can replicate the
issue with aterm-1.00_beta2 while using fluxbox. I believe the problem
manifests itself when the height of the aterm window is forced to be a
number which is not a multiple of the height of a single line (when you
resize the window by hand, it changes it's size in "steps", so that you
never get an empty half of a line at the bottom).
Gentoo AfterStep bugs to check out:
NONE! (I'm doing my job here!)
AfterStep bugs/features I'm curious about:
3. I've got an issue with my cedega system tray. I don't know if it's
related to concern #4, but when I run Steam (counterstrike) in cedega,
it makes a tray icon, 16x16 or 24x24 or whatever... and when I swallow
cedega's system tray, it gets crushed to one pixel tall. I don't know why.
4. WindowMaker dockapps in general, as well as some unaffiliated
wharfapps, try to draw on some sort of offscreen window. I don't know
why or how they got the idea to do so, but it causes some issues. Most
of these applications provide a -bw (broken windowmanager) commandline
option, which works well, but I don't like the idea that my WM is
"broken". :D So I bring it up. Applications that feature this issue:
wmclockmon, wmmailmon, etc. I use wmclockmon. I even got a patch made
for it so it'd use it's process name as it's window name, so I could
swallow multiple ones, by just linking the executable. :D
n8
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