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Do ASAP:
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- fix bestvisual selection code. Broken.
- add a dialog to let user choose if we should restart, restart twm or continue crashing on crash. Do not forget to check if wmaker is already fully running.
- fix stacking. buggy again
+ ICCCM compliant stuff: find what is missing
- WM_COLORMAP_NOTIFY clientmessage
- fix RemakeStackList() to account for transient windows
- change CommitStacking() on AddToStackingList() to more optimized thing
- differential update of appmenu
- make unhide app map windows in the same stacking order they were before
hiding
Need to do:
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- rewrite all redundant stuff to use WINGs
- resizebartexture option
- add function to directly make a thumbnail of an image, using the
functionality provided by the image libraries to load a minimal
amount of data.
- clickonclientarearaisewindow
- edge resistance (with timer)
- save client supplied icons in ~/GNUstep/.AppInfo/ClientIcons/ and
use them by default
- GNUstepWMAttributes update in propertynotify
+ investigate memory leaks
- make Docked apps with WM_CLIENT_MACHINE be launched from respective
machines (also put a marking showing it's remote launched)
- handle change of CLIENT_LEADER property
- rewrite defaults/wdefaults stuff to use WINGs UD stuff. Search list:
~/G/D/WindowMaker /u/l/s/W/D/WindowMaker built-in-defaults
- remake internal string processing to use wc?
- -statefile cmd arg to specify path for WMState file (multiple instance
support)
Maybe some day:
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- virtual desktop
- optimize for size
- make dithering in 8bpp better
Never: (so, dont even bother to ask)
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- different themes for each workspace. Unless you give us a SGI/Power Onyx
with 2 CPUs ;). Different workspacebacks for each workspace is being
considered, but don't hold your breath.
- anything that requires the mouse pointer to be jumped by WindowMaker to
somewhere. This is *terrible* behaviour. And it's not just IMO.