When I run a Win32 app using wine it shows on all my desktops. How do I stop that? I have read every line of the conf file, there must be some why? Also, the apps are on top of all other X apps. Is there a way to make them behave properly? When they lose focus they should move to the back of the app that takes focus.
On Fri, 23 Mar 2001 22:52:17 GMT, GodOfPain <roy@silicontao.com> wrote:>When I run a Win32 app using wine it shows on all my desktops. How do I >stop that? I have read every line of the conf file, there must be some why? > >Also, the apps are on top of all other X apps. Is there a way to make them >behave properly? When they lose focus they should move to the back of the >app that takes focus.Use -managed (or -desktop) option. Gerard
Hi make the following change in your config file: ; Allow the window manager to manage created windows Managed = N <-- change to Y with this change your window manager will take control fo the window. Mathais GodOfPain wrote:> When I run a Win32 app using wine it shows on all my desktops. How do I > stop that? I have read every line of the conf file, there must be some > why? > > Also, the apps are on top of all other X apps. Is there a way to make them > behave properly? When they lose focus they should move to the back of the > app that takes focus. > >
GodOfPain wrote:> When I run a Win32 app using wine it shows on all my desktops. How do I > stop that? I have read every line of the conf file, there must be some > why? > > Also, the apps are on top of all other X apps. Is there a way to make them > behave properly? When they lose focus they should move to the back of the > app that takes focus. >just type: wine --managed <application> and it's only open on the current window