I mean the bug is in Tiger's X11. I don't believe X11 should steal
focus from another app just because a new X client connects... but
maybe that is my personal view of things. Others might see it as
correct because the new window is from a newly started X application
and should steal focus for that app...
/shrug ... this is why we have preference settings... would you mind
filing a bug for me on this, so i can look into it later. I'm
actually injured right now (subluxated ribs hurt!) and don't feel up
to coding for a while.
Thanks,
Jeremy
On Dec 17, 2007, at 11:48, John Koren wrote:
Jeremy,
do you mean the bug was in Tiger or is it in Leopard?
On Dec 17, 2007 10:22 AM, Jeremy Huddleston <email@hidden >
wrote:
even if X11.app is already running? (and without the explicit
osascript activate?) That seems like a bug to me rather than a
feature. Applications should not steal focus from others (which is
what is happening here) unless directed to do so by a user... in this
case, it's desired, but I can see it possibly being abused...
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