Everytime I try to remove the borders on Eterm it does not work. I tried it on fluxbox and gnome. The windowmanager takes no effect. I tried Eterm-0.9.2 and Eterm-0.9.3. Both versions have the same problem so I think it is a problem of xorg Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.emerge =xorg-6.8.0-r3 2.emerge =gnome-2.6.2 3.emerge eterm My eterm user.cfg: begin toggles map_alert 1 visual_bell 0 login_shell 1 scrollbar 0 utmp_logging 1 meta8 0 iconic 0 home_on_output 1 home_on_input 1 no_input 0 scrollbar_floating 0 scrollbar_right 1 scrollbar_popup 0 borderless 1 double_buffer 0 no_cursor 0 pause 0 xterm_select 0 select_line 0 select_trailing_spaces 1 report_as_keysyms 0 itrans 0 buttonbar 0 resize_gravity 0 end toggles start eterm with Eterm -x or Eterm --borderless Actual Results: Eterm starts with borders. It looks like a normal Eterm and the parameter -x/--borderless takes no effect Expected Results: Eterm should hide the borders instead of showing them
Please use Gentoo -> Component: Ebuilds. Infrastructure is the wrong addressee.
can you try with x11-wm/enlightenment-0.16.7.2 ? i use enlightenment as my wm, and -x works with Eterm-0.9.3 / xorg-x11-6.8.1.901
Created attachment 56000 [details] version info Eterm --version enlightenment --version esearch enlightenment Eterm
This bug is also present on my system: AMD64 enlightentment-0.16.7.2 Eterm-0.9.3 I just built this system after upgrading from an x86 machine. My home directory was simply transferred and it used to work on the old system. I can hide the border by alt-right-clicking in enlightenment and telling E to hide the border. I cannot make Eterms open without their borders though. Eterm --borderless fails; .Eterm/themes/Eterm/user.cfg can't prevent borders; and Eterm -O also fails. I included the output of Eterm --version, enlightenment --version, and esearch enlightenment Eterm in a small text file (attached). If there is any more information or anything else to try please ask.
Created attachment 56738 [details, diff] The fix This fixes the borderless problem. It also fixes a problem with setting the title of an Eterm window that I was investigating prior to filing a bug report (two bugs with one fix). No side effects here for the last few hours. Note to Vapier: This is only my third patch but it is in a unified diff like you ask for last time. I'm trying to do things the Gentoo way so if I screwed up again please let me know what I did wrong and how to do it right. It is against the latest version of Eterm I could find on Gentoo that wasn't hard masked. /etc/portage/package.keywords contains: >=x11-terms/eterm-0.9.3 ~amd64 Thanks in advance for being nice.
the patch looks good, i'll talk to the upstream author about getting it resolved thanks !
upstream author said patch looks good too so i've committed it both upstream and to portage thanks Tres :)
Well that's a confidence booster. Glad I could help.
