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Hi,
I just switched over to openbox from fluxbox and there is just one minor issue bothering me: I can't seem to configure openbox to actually show the window as I'm cyling through windows (default behavior of fluxbox) as oppose to only showing window borders. I've checked the files in ~/.config/openbox and downloaded the openbox configuration GUI and I can't seem to find an option to change this behavior. Any ideas?
Last edited by niblet (2009-10-19 15:14:17)
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Time for a feature request?
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Hi,
I just switched over to openbox from fluxbox and there is just one minor issue bothering me: I can't seem to configure openbox to actually show the window as I'm cyling through windows (default behavior of fluxbox) as oppose to only showing window borders. I've checked the files in ~/.config/openbox and downloaded the openbox configuration GUI and I can't seem to find an option to change this behavior. Any ideas?
Is it the "raised" option you are looking for ?
http://icculus.org/openbox/index.php/He … NextWindow
NextWindow
Cycles focus to the next window.
Option Default Value Description
<dialog> yes A boolean (yes/no) which specifies if a dialog is shown on screen with icons for all the windows which can be focused.
<bar> yes A boolean (yes/no) which specifies if the focus indicator is shown which highlights the window that will be focused. (As of version 3.4.6)
<raise> no A boolean (yes/no) which specifies if windows are temporarily raised to the front while cycling through them. (As of version 3.4.6)
<allDesktops> no A boolean (yes/no) which when enabled lets you cycle focus between windows on all desktops, instead of only on the current desktop.
<panels> no A boolean (yes/no) which when enabled lets you cycle focus to/between panel windows such as your taskbar. This can be combined with <desktop>.
<desktop> no A boolean (yes/no) which when enabled lets you cycle focus to the desktop window, if one exists (such as in GNOME or KDE). This can be combined with <panels>.
<linear> no A boolean (yes/no) which when enabled causes focus to cycle in a fixed ordering, rather than in the order which windows have been last focused.
<finalactions> Focus, Raise, Unshade A list of actions to run on the window which the user finally selects using this action.
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How to map that function to alt+tab dobedo?
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How to map that function to alt+tab dobedo?
Well, I can't test it now as I'm at work, but will when I'll be at home.
Something like this:
<keybind key="A-Tab">
<action name="NextWindow">
<raise>yes</raise>
</action>
</keybind>
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Thanks, dobedo. That does exactly what I want it to do.:)
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You're welcome!
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thank you dobedo
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