ewmh_process_window_type_atom(...) clears the border for windows that
are to be skipped. However, client_updatewmhints(...) doesn't.
Signed-off-by: Julien Danjou <julien@danjou.info>
Use a single script to generate the version number from git. This script
* strips the v from the start of the "git describe" output
* changes all "-" occurences to "."
* does NOT create a properly sortable version number from "2.1-rc2"
type "git describe" output
* does NOT generate a "proper" "1.2.3" type version number under any
circumstances
* will generate "2.1" in case the "git describe" output is "2.1"
These policy might need closer adaption to awesome's tagging habit
some time.
In dist tarballs, ship a "version-stamp" file with the package version
in it. If the "version-stamp" file is present (i.e. if it is a source
tree from a dist tarball), no git checks will be performed.
Concept from autoconf, but code written from scratch to match
awesome's requirements.
Signed-off-by: Julien Danjou <julien@danjou.info>
the graph_tell() does not modify directly the line-lenght to draw, rather
then calculating the value in percent and in the graph_draw, calculating
the line length ouf of that the percent.
(while trying to fix something little, a whole new scale thing resulted;
also I didn't really understand the old system, my fault that is)
I just noticed that international (reads Greek) text is not rendered at
all in widgets. I traced it down to LC_CTYPE being non-empty in my
environment. Are there any objections to adding the setlocale(...) call
back in awesome.c:main(...)? I could set up a script emptying LC_CTYPE
and then exec'ing awesome, but I guess it's harmless to have awesome do
that internally. Unless I'm missing something...
I tend to prefer to not see a square on the taglist for tags which only
have skipped windows. E.g., if I run 'stalonetray --sticky
-w/--skip-taskbar', in which case it appears on all tags but not on the
tasklist, showing all of the tags as occupied seems somewhat awkward.
Julien Danjou
Nikos Ntarmos
Laurent Fousse
Hans Ulrich Niedermann
Fabienne Ducroquet
marco candrian