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From: toml@ninja.solbourne.com (Tom LaStrange)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Re: No keyboard events on overrideShell popups
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Date: 21 Mar 90 00:26:19 GMT
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In article <9003201645.AA10445@armory>, jimf%saber@HARVARD.HARVARD.EDU writes:
> Sure, and many window managers (the ever popular twm for instance)
> ignore the hint and fully decorate the window and -- much worse for

Do you have DecorateTransients someplace in you .twmrc?

> transients -- force the user to place the window, which is kind of
> stupid since most transients are confirm dialogs which only want a yes
> or no click before they go away.

I would think this is a bug.  It used to work, is that good enough? :-)

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Tom LaStrange

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