>
> Okay that's good. I haven't come across it when using another computer,
> but I probably just didn't know how to go in and adjust the settings
> properly. I have come across where the window gains focus if you move
> the mouse over it, but then usually the window raises if you click on
> a button or click to insert the cursor somewhere.
>
Oh ok, maybe I misunderstood. If you want it so that it doesn't raise
the window when you click on it (first or middle mouse button) then you
may have a lot more trouble finding a desktop that supports that. As
far as I know, Gnome doesn't support doing that. But that doesn't mean
its not in some gconf setting somewhere or there isn't a hack.
That's the problem with using FVWM, you get used to being able to do
ANYTHING with your WM and that makes it hard to switch.
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Mark Krenz
Bloomington Linux Users Group
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