Re: about xeyes and window decoration
"Kuo Yuan-Hsin Oscar" <[email protected]>
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Hi Sven, Sorry I got this address from XFree86 mailling link on XFree86.org. I didn't read the descriptions clearly and I choose this mailing list because 'forum' sounds like a place to ask question. :) Oscar >From: Sven Luther <[email protected]> >To: Kuo Yuan-Hsin Oscar <[email protected]> >CC: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [forum] about xeyes and window decoration >Date: Tue, 9 Mar 2004 14:20:33 +0100 > >On Tue, Mar 09, 2004 at 05:45:00PM +1300, Kuo Yuan-Hsin Oscar wrote: > > Hi all, > > First of all I'm not an expert on X-Window systems, so sorry if this > > question sounds dumb :). I'm thinking about writing some arbitary > > shaped X-application using XShape exension and I looked at 'xeyes' as > > an example. I found that although space around 'xeyes' are transparent, > > it actually has window dedorations (e.g. title bar and border) on my > > Slackware9 Gnome 2.2 machine (I did use "-shape" command line option > > to enable the XShape exension). However, on my gentoo-2004.0 KDE3.2 > > machine it doesn't has window decorations. I would like to why there > > is such a difference and how can I force XShape applications to always > > have no window decorations? > >[Form message follows. Please take this to the xfree86 mailing list, >which would be the most adapted for these questions. - Sven] > >Hello, > >First, this mailing list is not the right place for asking such >questions, the [email protected] is a place for discussion of the future >of XFree86, both on the political and techological levels. The correct >place for such a question would be the Xfree86 support mailing list : >[email protected] or even better yet your distribution vendor XFree86 >support mailing list. > >I hope that you will find adequate response on those lists, but since >you did write to the [email protected] mailing list, i hope you can find >the time to participate in an ongoing inquiry whose aim is to help >better the xfree86 web pages and such to better guide our users to the >correct ressources. > >As such, i would like to know from you where you found the >[email protected] mailing list, what decided you this was the right >mailing list to ask these questions, and if you have any idea or critic >for us to better the web pages. > >Thanks for your help, > >Sven Luther _________________________________________________________________ 雿輻典函冽嗆憭餃萎辣 MSN Hotmail嚗 http://www.hotmail.com