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- Fixed sloppy focus bug (Pawel S. Veselov <pv76716@druid.SFBay.Sun.COM>)

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- Applied Xinerama patch (after fixes) from (Peter Zijlstra
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4.16 How can I set dock/clip to use single click to launch
applications, instead of double click?
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You cannot do this. This is because single click is used to select app-icons,
or to raise/lower the app-icon or the dock/clip.
If this is impelmented then you will be unable to select or raise/lower
dock/clip or app-icons, without also launching the application it represents.
This question was officially answered as follows:
So don't ask for this to be implemented, because it will not be. Double
click is used for a reason, is not just some weird idea we got in a morning
when we wake up too early.
You cannot do this. This is because single click is used to select
app-icons, or to raise/lower the app-icon or the dock/clip. If
this is impelmented then you will be unable to select or
raise/lower dock/clip or app-icons, without also launching the
application it represents.
So don't ask for this to be implemented, because it will not
be. Double click is used for a reason, is not just some weird idea
we got in a morning when we wake up too early.
Regardless of that, there is now an option in WPrefs, under "Expert
User Preferences," which allows you to set "Launch applications and
restore windows with a single click." (See the files contrib/README
and contrib/single_click.diff in the source package for details.)
If you set that option, a left button single click will launch or
restore, rather than select, the app-icon. You can use other methods
(or temporarily turn the option off again) to select app-icons or
raise/lower the dock/clip. You can toggle the selected state of any
app-icon via its right button menu, and there are auto-raise and
keep-on-top options for the dock and clip.
4.18 How do I restore the configuration app to the dock?