Re: clicks sometimes cause resize

Hi,

I see that the fix discussed below has been applied in the git repo -
are there any plans to make a new sawfish release that includes it?
I've been running with the fix for over a year now, without other
problems than the fact that I use the FreeBSD sawfish package, and
thus lose the fix whenever I do a new FreeBSD install and install the
package again...

(Just now - having upgraded to FreeBSD 12-RELEASE 3 weeks ago, and as
usual forgotten to re-apply the fix - I hit the bug in Firefox, and
then *again* in Thunderbird when hunting down the message I'm replying
to.:-)

Thanks

--Per Hedeland

On 2017-12-10 12:41, Takeshi Hamasaki wrote:
> Fixed here, too.  (on Debian 9.1, without gtk3-nocsd installed)
> Thanks!
> 
> 2017-12-10 10:52 GMT+09:00 Per Hedeland <[email protected]>:
>> On 2017-12-09 23:09, Trevor Cordes wrote:
>>>
>>> On 2017-12-09 Christopher Roy Bratusek wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> try the attached patch by GSR, I'm currently test-running it the
>>>> issues seems to be (atleast) partially solved, still needs testing to
>>>> ensure it does not cause new issues.
>>>
>>>
>>> OK, I've put that patch in and restarted sawfish and it fixes the bug
>>> for my reproduction scenario.  I'll keep testing it to see if there are
>>> other side effects.  Assume if you don't hear from me that there aren't
>>> any, but I'll try to report back in a couple of weeks.
>>
>>
>> Same here, i.e. fixed - thanks! - and I'll keep testing. Hm, I wonder if
>> another weird behavior I'm occasionally seeing with FF might be related,
>> where a new window is created from a tab - i.e. as if I had dragged the
>> tab outside of the FF window, which I hadn't. I'm afraid I have no real
>> idea how to reproduce, but it tends to happen when I'm doing some
>> sequence of repeated "open link in new tab" (via middle-button) and then
>> going back to the original tab (I have "switch to new tab immediately"
>> on). Anyway time may tell - if it doesn't happen anymore with the patch
>> applied, it has to be related.:-)
>>
>>>> Also you may try gtk3-nocsd, which disables Client Side Decoration
>>>> sh** (available from official Debian repos, dunno about other
>>>> distributions).
>>>
>>>
>>> Hehe... agreed on the **** there, but I'll live with it for now, not
>>> sure if Fedora has a similar thing, but since I use almost no ugly
>>> gnome csd apps it's not a big concern for me.
>>>
>>> Long live sawfish!!! (and X!)  Thanks!
>>
>>
>> Yes! And thanks to GSR for the patch!
>>
>> --Per
>>
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>> Sawfish ML
>>
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