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From Revision 719

Rev	Summary	Authors	Date
703	Make session support built-time conditional. Remains enable... Make session support built-time conditional. Remains enabled by default for now. This allows disabling the X session management protocol support code. This is pretty pointless for the "restart-ctwm" case, since all it's storing is the info the windows and their properties would already have in the first place; it's really only meaningful if you actually use xsm or the like and save and restore full sessions with multiple running clients and their after a system/X restart. It's not clear this was ever a particularly widely used or supported feature across X clients in general, particularly in places where people are using WM's like ctwm as opposed to integrated DE's like Gnome and KDE. It's also a little grody, and for extra points is under slightly different license terms than the rest of the codebase. So, it's possible we may win from retiring it.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
702	Hide WindowBox support behind a build-time option, disabled ... Hide WindowBox support behind a build-time option, disabled by default, to be reaped. Some code nearby a few of these ifdefs can probably be slightly simplified once they're gone, but trying to do it conditionally would be too messy to bother with.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
693	Add a build option to en/disable captive mode. This is inte... Add a build option to en/disable captive mode. This is intentionally not documented, and is intended to be a short-term tool to cleanly remove the feature.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
653	Do a little further cleanup of code related to startup and n... Do a little further cleanup of code related to startup and nearby things, improve a feature, and fix some long-standing bugs. - Running --cfgchk with no $DISPLAY can now check font cursor names, slightly reducing the list of things it would miss. - When restarting ctwm, we'll now properly come up showing the icon managers for the workspace you're in, rather than just showing those for the first workspace. - When shutting ourself down (or restarting), we now explicitly reparent away the windows and set their position rather than letting the X server do it for us when we go away. This lets us choose the order it happens, doing it from the bottom up, so restarting will now also preserve the stacking of windows. Testing revealed some slightly incorrect cases where restarting would wind up moving a window (particularly implicated: a neutral gravity, and a window that moved itself). This isn't a regression though, so I get to put off trying to fix that for a while...	Matthew Fuller	6 years ago
652	Further startup/shutdown cleanup. Further startup/shutdown cleanup. Split several groups of functions out from ctwm_main.c into their own files. Rename some funcs to better describe their purpose. Some commenting/doxy'ing. No significant functional changes expected.	Matthew Fuller	6 years ago