On Jun 7, 2010, at 02:46, Eeri Kask wrote:
Am 06/05/2010 04:00 PM, Jeremy Huddleston <jeremyhu@apple.com> schrieb:
Unfortunately I still don't catch the idea why Xquartz has to fiddle with the keyboard from the moment on while executing .xinitrc, the above suggestion really is no solution to the "not yet identified" problem. :-)
What behavior are you suggesting is "not yet identified" ? The keyboard layout can be changed through OSX international settings, and X11 will update the keyboard layout when it detects that.
The problem of Xquartz ignoring or destroying xmodmap settings called in .xinitrc while executing this file on server startup.
This is by design. Put your xmodmap settings into ~/.Xmodmap
You can toggle the alt key mode (mode_switch versus alt) in X11's preferences in the latest 2.5.1 rc (I forget which beta got that change, but I think it was beta2).
The "About X11" says "XQuartz 2.5.1_rc1 (xorg-server 1.8.1)" and I have to admit I don't find this setting in "Preferences" (under Cmd-,) here under Leopard 10-5-8. Probably I am looking in the wrong place?
It's just in the English localizations. See the screenshot. (You can turn it on in the English locale, then switch back and it will remain in effect)
Now again, having observed 2.5.1 rc1 it looks like it is the AppleWM-XPlugin issue, and occurs on XShape'd clients. I.e. if running on a blank server without quartz-wm, or more precise, without AppleWM-shadows by XAppleWMFrameDraw(), all seems well, i.e. nothing unusual.
For the sake of simplicity I'll attach a small demo program to this posting which shows a rectangular semitransparent frame inside the test window if running under quartz-wm and this client is not focused. If this test client *is* focused, the surrounding shadow is gone (btw. why?) and the transparent inner frame is gone too.
Further, under quartz-wm, if this test client is focused, the upper corners appear rounded, if not focused, rectangular. (Looking closely it looks like here *all* X-clients shaped or not show these rectangular/rounded upper edges artefacts.) Can you confirm this?
Weird. Can you please file a bug report at http://xquartz.macosforge.org or http://bugreport.apple.com (please attach your sample code)?
Is it correct you could not confirm these artefacts?
I saw no artifacts, but I did see the shadowing problem. Please open a bug report for that, so it doesn't get lost in email. Thanks, Jeremy
