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an enumeration (WINDOWSTATE -> WINDOWVISIBILITY), so I fixed the usage of that enum in the lumina-desktop project as well.
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the full text of the window title as the tooltip.
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session. Now when a submenu on the panel is closed somehow or a window was modified with the task manager, it will properly find/activate the right window again.
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functions in lumina-desktop.
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taskmanager will not minimize the window.
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icon is visible.
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"seen" by fluxbox when a window is maximized, and the task manager works with the highly asynchronous XCB events.
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with fluxbox maximizing windows underneath panels at the moment.
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1) Add ability for task manager to minimize/maximize window from details menu
2) Add quick check/movement of new windows to make sure they are not underneath any panels
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1) The normal mode/behaviour is to group windows by application (backwards compatible)
2) The "-nogroups" mode ensures that every window gets it's own button (uses a lot more space on the panel since it need to put part of the window title on each button too)
This two modes are treated as distinct plugins via lumina-config for simplification purposes.
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and fix a stray seg fault in the XCB window class detection routine.
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It is functional at the moment, but still has a few rough edges with regards to the X11 background interface (due to the move from XLib to XCB in Qt5). This reulst in some of the window manager interactions not behaving properly (such as sticky status on panels).
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The "Window List" will show a menu of all the current windows, and activate the one that the user clicks on.
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application have the same title: make sure to properly select the window that was clicked.
While here, also apply the libLumina dependency order to give preference to the locally/recently compiles libraries during the build if possible in all the lumina tools.
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