IceWM 4.1.0 has been released as a maintenance update focusing on stability and scripting improvements, addressing issues such as an alpha blending regression that caused visual artifacts on certain GPUs. The update includes a new ignoreUserTime window option and a mousemove command for the icesh CLI, enhancing functionality for power users. Additionally, configuration parsing has been tightened, and bugs related to application startup tracking and resource management have been fixed. While not the most exciting release, it is significant for users experiencing alpha blending glitches or crashes with the previous version, and it continues IceWM's commitment to speed and simplicity

IceWM 4.1.0 Released: X11 Window Manager Adds Alpha Fix and Scripting Tweaks

IceWM 4.1.0 has arrived seven months after the major 4.0 release, delivering a maintenance update focused on stability and scripting tweaks. Developer Gijs Berkers finally addressed the alpha blending regression that triggered visual artifacts on certain GPUs by defaulting transparency to false. The release also introduces a useful ignoreUserTime window option for keeping background apps pinned, plus a mousemove command for the icesh CLI. 

IceWM 4.1.0 Released: X11 Window Manager Adds Alpha Fix and Scripting Tweaks @ Linux Compatible