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On Sun, Oct 1, 2017 at 4:38 AM, Melleus <melleus@×××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> Simon Thelen <gentoo-user@××××.de> writes: |
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>>> This config doesn't work either. It looks like something is seriously |
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>>> broken in this version of Xmonad (0.13). It's a pity that it has a stable |
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>>> keyword. Will wait for updates. Sorry for the noise. And thank you for attention. |
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>> I'm running 0.13 (and have been since February) so I doubt it's that. |
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>> Though it could be related to the earlier issue with the state file. I |
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>> didn't delete that in my tests. |
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> It (v0.13) does have bugs: a bug with that xmonad.state file that keeps |
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> appearing, a bug with xmobar that one have to put docksEventHook in |
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> config to make it respect the size of other windows again, configs from |
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> previous versions that do not work like they should. I understand that |
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> those are minor bugs for experienced users, but the testing keyword for |
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> this version would benefit and save from trouble such new converts to |
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> Gentoo as I am. |
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This is the reason I suggest following the repository (via secure |
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checkout, which some ebuilds do not do). There is a strange place in |
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between "Debian stable" and "live checkout" that tends to have more |
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harder to fix bugs than the "live checkout" version does. The problem |
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with "Debian stable" is that it typically is lacking features an |
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informed user would want. |
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If you end up fixing the issue in the live version then you can more |
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easily submit a pull request. If not, you can still revert to an old |
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release. |
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Cheers, |
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R0b0t1 |
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