Re: stacking
Timo Korvola <[email protected]>
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On Friday 16 November 2012 19:11:10 Peter Schorsch wrote: > a) how to make a window always-on-top? Raise it to a higher layer than the windows that you want it to be always on top of. There are commands in the window menu or you can set up window rules. > b) how to make a panel always-on-top above all windows (incl. the > always-on-top windows)? By increasing dock-window-depth. Unfortunately that also causes panels to remain above fullscreen windows. There is a patch that tries to address that by raising fullscreen windows even higher. It does not work quite reliably though, because it fails to identify fullscreen windows in some cases. > d) the sawfish stacking model? Windows with the same value of the depth property are said to be in the same layer and can be stacked in arbitrary order. Windows with greater values of the depth property are considered to be in a higher layer and are kept above those with smaller depth (sic!). Both positive and negative depths can be used. -- Timo Korvola <URL:http://www.iki.fi/tkorvola> -- Sawfish ML