The current version of 3ddesktop (http://desk3d.sourceforge.net/) has a bug in it where every other time you run 3ddesk with the --nozoom option and a --goto(row,column,left,right,up,down) option, it doesn't exit automatically. (It acts as if you had passed --dontexit.) There is a bug fix in versions 0.2.8 and above. I am running 0.2.9, and it seems perfectly stable. Can someone please create an ebuild (probably just a version bump would be sufficient, nothing much has changed) for the new version? Thanks. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Emerge 3ddesktop-0.2.7. 2. Start the daemon (`3ddeskd`). 3. Run 3ddesk --nozoom --gotoright several times. Actual Results: Every other time you run `3ddesk --nozoom --gotoright`, it doesn't automatically return (as if you used the options `3ddesk --nozoom --gotoright --dontexit`). If you don't pass --nozoom, it works fine. ('--gotoright' can be substituted with any of the '--goto...' options.) Expected Results: It should exit on every execution of `3ddesk --nozoom --gotoright`. The new version is available from the same place as the old, and appears to be just a bugfix/enhancement release with no substantial changes. It should be able to work with the same ebuild.
Whoops, I just noticed that 0.2.9 is in portage already. I guess it needs to be marked stable then.
0.2.9 was only added to the tree 11 days ago. policy states that 30 days must elapse before marking stable unless a major bug or security problem is found. since 0.2.8 solves this problem, i will mark it stable, even though it is technically 3 days early x86, amd64 stable, and ppc is currently testing