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Like for example when I'm watching some disgusting Pewdiepie video and I want to hide parts of it using some randomly opened window but I still want to control the video so I can pause it with the spacebar - how can I do that - I'm using LXDE desktop manager.
Last edited by bsld (2017-05-02 11:22:57)
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LXDE uses the openbox WM, which should support focus-follows-mouse. You could enable that and then hover your mouse over your video window to give it focus without raising the window.
No I want to drag a window over another one then click back the original one without foregrounding the one that just overlapped it. Do you understand me?
Last edited by bsld (2017-05-02 11:38:04)
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I thought I understood your goal, but then:
foregrounding the one that just overlapped it.
I thought you want to focus a window A that is being overlapped by another window B without raising A to the top of the window stack.
Also, I don't understand why you want to be able to click on a window without raising it. What's wrong with focus-follows-mouse?
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