COMPIZ Showcase: What’s coming up in 0.9.2
Development of course is progressing nicely, now as much to the point where we can do blog posts about progress, like I did back in 2007 and 2008! We’ve had some great community contributions and new developers jump on board and the project is rapidly regaining its health from the slow down in 2009.
There have also been numerous other small bugfixes and usability enhancements:
* Atlantis no longer crashes compiz when loaded on startup
* A bug which prevented the GConf settings backend from loading at all was fixed
* Not being able to switch between windows on two different X11 screens using the mouse was fixed (input focus is now forced)
* Input focus is now moved to highlighted windows in the switchers, such that you can close windows and the like with Alt-F4
* The decorators no longer read compiz settings from GConf or DBUS.
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