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-*- text -*-
User visible changes
2011-02-19
* Resets per window state of max or vertical max when physical
screen size changes.
* Doesn't reset x coordinate when unmaxing vertically.
* Specifically grab the keycodes we use and keycodes + shift
modifier. Now works OK with xbindkeys.
2010-11-18
NOTA BENE! Modifier key changed! Now using Mod4 instead of Mod2 for
key bindnings. I've been using my own key maps for so long that I
forgot all about NumLock usually being Mod2 and users complained.
I'm sorry.
2010-11-01
* Fixed bug. We mangled a list when a window was destroyed on
another workspace. This would lead to sticky windows that we
didn't seem to know about.
The same code also prepares for the possibility that a window
might occupy several, but not all, workspaces at the same time. We
still don't have any user interface to control this, however.
2010-09-08
* New key: MODKEY + End closes window. Patch from Christian
Neukirchen, who used MODKEY + ESC instead.
2010-08-23
* Obey window coordinates when doing initial mapping if the client
says the user specified them, for instance with a -geometry.
2010-08-10
* Mod2-Tab no longer raises a window unless it's necessary for the
window to be visible.
* We no longer obey clients trying to map themselves on the current
workspace when they belong to another workspace. Notably, this
affects Emacs frames used with emacsclient if server-raise-frame
is non-nil. The mouse pointer will still be warped, though, but at
least we stop the window on the other workspace to suddenly move
to the current workspace.
2010-07-28
* Now works with unclutter.
2010-07-23
* Better use of size increments.
2010-07-22
* When resizing by keyboard we don't warp the pointer along with the
window if the pointer was outside the window when we started
resizing.
2010-07-21-2
* When moving by keyboard, we don't warp the pointer along with the
window if the pointer was outside the window to begin with.
* Don't allow moving or resizing of fully maximized windows.
2010-07-21
* Will react on signals directly instead of waiting for next X event.
* Raises windows before moving to corner.
2010-07-20
* Grabbed keypresses that mcwm doesn't know what to do with will be
sent to the focused window.
* More bug fixes.
2010-07-19-2
* Many bug fixes. Including crashing bugs, triggered under Linux.
2010-07-18
* Move and resize, both with keyboard and mouse, now keeps pointer
in place within window if it's possible without losing focus.
* Move window to screen corners with YUBN.
2010-07-10
* Border colour of fixed windows can be set from command line with
-x colour.
* Dies gracefully and maps all windows on all workspaces.
* Handle unmapped, but inactive, windows when changing workspaces.
This means that xpdf's and gv's transient windows won't show up
again when changing workspaces unless they're currently really
active.
2010-07-07
* Rearranges windows to be visible and fit on screen if a physical
screen is removed or screen is tilted.
* Maximize and vertical maximize toggles.
* First virtual workspace, that is 1, is now numbered as 0 in the
_NET_WM_DESKTOP as in the rest of the window managers following
EWMH.
2010-06-30
* Virtual workspaces available with Mod2-0,1,2... Fix on all
workspaces with Mod2-f.
2010-06-29
* Focus can change from keyboard with Mod2-Tab.
2010-06-24-3
* -f and -u options for focused and unfocused colours.
2010-06-24
* When starting, we don't care about windows with override redirect
set. This means, for instance, that if a GTK application was
running when we started, we won't draw any borders around its
menus.
* New option, -t <terminal-program>.
* Fixed bugs.
2010-06-22
* Handles size changes of the root window. That is, if the user adds
an additional screen or removes one when the X server supports
RANDR.
* MODKEY + R toggles raise/lower of window.
* Maps new windows on pointer position and tries to fit on screen.
* Resizes with size hints. This means, for instance, that most
programs using fixed width fonts resizes by font width and height.
No feedback yet, though.
* Handles more requests, which means usable with more programs
(xterm and xpdf, for instance, which hardly worked before).
* Fixed bugs.
2010-06-19
* Now a real window manager. Now controls mapping of windows. If we
can't be a real window manager, this probably means there is
already one running, so we fall back to co-running.
Windows are mapped at the pointer position if we can control it.
* A flag, -b, for not drawing any borders what so ever. Might be
useful when co-running.
* Now doesn't raise windows all the time while moving or resizing
with the mouse. Just raises once.
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