Scarica LeopardWM 0.2.7 per Windows

Fixes
- Disabled hotkeys survive unrelated Settings saves. A disabled action now
takes precedence over an obsolete matching binding when Settings loads, so
manual hotkeys.disabled entries and cleared rows are not erased on save.
- Individual gestures can be set to No action in Settings. Existing empty
gesture commands now display and remain disabled, while unknown custom values
display their raw command and survive unrelated Settings saves.
- Focus borders no longer linger after their window closes or hides.
- Windows that open maximized keep their maximized state while settling. Tiled
startup windows are held out of physical placement without leaving the layout,
while manually restored established windows snap back immediately.
- Application-owned fullscreen windows keep their fullscreen bounds. Managed
non-maximized windows that match a monitor's full bounds are temporarily
excluded from physical tiling placement until they exit fullscreen. Chrome
fullscreen exit refreshes stale frame insets instead of learning expanded
bounds as minimums, and settled work-area changes discard stale learned row
heights rather than retaining fullscreen sizing.
- Workspace wrap animations now travel in the selected direction.
- Scratchpads retain their latest floating size and position while hidden.
The saved session-only geometry is clamped to the active work area on summon,
so display topology changes cannot leave the scratchpad off-screen.
- Chrome tab tear-off and re-dock no longer freeze focus or leave a stale
ghost, snap hint, or pinned border. A departing window now drops only its
own ghost/crossfade ownership and unfinished resize/drag preview state, and
does not steal focus from a valid replacement window, including when that
departure's layout animation lands.
- Re-docking windows is easier from a stable top drag band. Hovering the
top of a target column preserves its geometry while still allowing a drop to merge.