(add a Mail.app annoyance: it really, *really* wants to reply to
these with my campus mail account even though the mailbox is very
clearly my home account. ????)
On May 7, 2008, at 15:31 , Bill Janssen wrote:
It already has a way to specify that something shows up on all
desktops, so it shouldn't be much if any of an extension.
Really? I must have missed that -- how's it done? Does it work with
X11?
Through the System Preferences panel for Spaces, and no.
(What I want is that when I ask an application via menu to open a new
window, it opens on the current Space. I should bugreport that, but
my hit rate with Apple bug reports so far is 0/3. Feh.)
The defaults seting trick seems to have given me that.
I get that I no longer get auto-flipped to the application's desktop,
but the application still opens its windows there.
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electrical and computer engineering, carnegie mellon university KF8NH
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electrical and computer engineering, carnegie mellon university KF8NH
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