On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 14:53, Martin Gr��lin <mgraesslin@...> wrote:
> Sure, as I mentioned all commits would not pass review, hardly anyone is only
> close to correct. You are not a window manager developer - that's nothing bad.
> Hardly anyone is actually developing window managers. It took me more than a
> year to understand KWin. It is no surprise that you - given the amount of code
> you have to handle, are not able to properly develop it. Think about that we
> develop the window manager in a peer reviewed style and hardly any commit just
> enters the tree. Also we have hundreds of developers testing our code right
> from the day it enters master, have thousands of beta testers and much much
> more infrastructure to handle the development of critical code pathes.
>
> That's why it would be important to switch to KWin. It would seriously improve
> the quality for your users and as it has been stated here more than once,
> that's what you care about :-)
>

Martin, please hear my request:

Instead of telling us how great KDE's infrastructure and community is
compared to ours, please give us information that can further our
development, such as bugs and code snippets. For instance, you have
not told us how our code can move in the direction that could possibly
bring us into compat with KWin.

For example:

>In the case you want them to have window decorations, yes override redirect
does not work.

is a good one because it clearly points out a flaw that can be fixed.



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