Ryan Prichard

Another Firefox observation: I clicked on the initial default Google search box to display a blinking caret. With xfwm4, when I use Alt-drag to move/resize Firefox, its window remains focused...

I tested by Alt-moving an `xev` event dumping window, and it looks like xfwm4 "defocuses" a window while it's being moved/resized. I'm guessing that loss of focus is what's preventing...

> Most WMs properly intercept the Alt-mouse at the frame, grab the pointer, and do not allow the event to propagate to the client inside the frame. Is looks like...

It hasn't been superseded, AFAIK. I'm pretty much the only developer, but I don't work on the project much. I don't use Windows much myself, so I don't have a...

It seems to be working for me: ``` rprichard@ATOM-W10 ~/mess $ cat show-argv.cc #include int main(int argc, char **argv) { for (int i = 0; i < argc; ++i) {...

I've noticed recently that MSYS winpty tends to crash: ``` rprichard@ATOM-W10 /c/rprichard/proj/winpty $ ./build/winpty ls error reading from internal wakeup pipe: error 0 0 [sig] winpty 4908 open_stackdumpfile: Dumping stack...

The `winpty` UNIX adapter is strictly a Cygwin/MSYS2 program and can't be compiled as a WSL program. It might make sense to do so, but it would require redesigning parts...

Possibly? Babun is based on Cygwin and uses the mintty terminal, so it should work with winpty.

I'm hesitant to document the switches because I don't think the command-line interface is quite right. For example: while using `-Xallow-non-tty` disables the tty check, allowing redirecting winpty output to...

winpty scrapes a console's 2D buffer and renders what's visible into terminal escapes. If the Windows console doesn't interpret an escape sequence, then it is drawn into the 2D buffer,...