Josef Andersson

This makes bspwm completely unusable for me and I guess a lot others... dwm doesn't have this issue at all, maybe steal their code? lol Really unfortunate this hasn't been...

@baskerville Changing `window.c:905` from `set_window_state(win, XCB_ICCCM_WM_STATE_ICONIC);` to `set_window_state(win, XCB_ICCCM_WM_STATE_WITHDRAWN);` sort of fixes the issue for me, but not when the destination desktop is empty (no nodes). Any reason XCB_ICCCM_WM_STATE_ICONIC was...

~~Could it be that `xcb_change_window_attributes(dpy, root, XCB_CW_EVENT_MASK, values_off);` is not called whenever the destination desktop is empty? ie `[email protected]:688` just returns because n is null (assuming it's null since d->root...

> It's not that easy: `dwm` is written with libX11 while `bspwm` is written with libxcb. Changing XCB_ICCCM_WM_STATE_ICONIC to XCB_ICCCM_WM_STATE_WITHDRAWN I got from dwm though (not the same macro name...

@drasill Yeah it's not perfect but an improvement. I usually populate my desktops in a swoop during startup so it's very seldom I go to an empty desktop, so for...

@soenkeliebau Really? And it works fine on other WMs? Only problem with IntelliJ for me when running bspwm on Arch is the focus thing in my last comment. The fix...

That's cool of you guys. Spent another few hours looking at it today but still can't wrap my head around what's missing. To me it looks like everything that interacts...

> Any solutions? almost all comm apps are now electron-based. And this a big issue, especially Work From Home situation. I'm still using my patch + some scripting to fix...

@cubetastic33 never been a fan of the mousemove "solution", they are quite frankly ridiculous since it looks awful and also jerks the pointer around. I may not have shared this...

> I'd definitely love it if I could use a better solution or even workaround than the mouse move one! With your ghost window method though, won't there always be...