This has probably come up before but I didn't see it.
Command-Tab works (if you want to call it that) even if the "Enable
key equivalents under X11" check box in Preferences => Input is not
checked. And Command-tilde seems to work too... kinda.
In the Command-Tab case, the window that was on top is not put back on
top. And in the case of command-tilde, it cycles through windows IF
there is more than one. If there is just one window, there is no way
to get it on top (that I've found) via the keyboard.
All this could be happily solved if there was some type of window
manager config file I could dork with. I have my .mwmrc all set up
for my other X11 environments, cuts things like iconify, etc. But, is
there a way to do this with the "window manager" that the Mac is using
for X11. (Does it even have a "window manager"?)
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