G'Day Marcus,
I'm not seeing this at all - I tried it on my MacBook Pro and no X11 window decorations would go under the menubar. I then tried again with an external monitor hooked up to the laptop and it's still good. This certainly used to be a problem in the earlier releases, but it was fixed I haven't seen it since.
I reckon this is a great X11 update :-)
Thanks,
Mick
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From: Marcus Crestani <email@hidden>
> >>>>>"JH" == Jeremy Huddleston <email@hidden> writes:
> JH> I'm happy to announce a new release of X11 available for OS-X. The
> JH> 2.2.1 release brings many stability fixes to the server. All known
> JH> crashes have been fixed in this release!
>
> Prior to this release, X11 uses all the screen estate below the MacOS
> menu bar. With this release, the window decoration of my X11 windows
> are hidden behind the MacOS menu bar. This is most likely caused by
> your multi-monitor changes, it seems that X11 grabs the whole available
> screen, including the menu bar. I don't have a multi-monitor setup, I
> just have one monitor. Is this change intentional? Shouldn't the menu
> bar be left out on the primary monitor even with a multi-monitor setup
> (at least as long as full screen doesn't work)?
>
> --
> Marcus
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