43. Some properties are ignored: e.g. aspect ratios.

81. The background behind a shaped window does not refresh correctly.
    [I don't yet know how to fix this. Anyone who understands the
     shape extension care to contribute a patch?]
    [UPDATE: Fix donated by Bill Burdick. Thanks Bill!]

94. Destroying . can cause a core dump in the colormap code.
    I can just use "exit" to get around this instead of "destroy ."
    when quitting the window manager, but it seems to me that
    it should never happen anyway.

105. [Hume Smith] The maximize operation can increase the window
     beyond the acceptable maximum size, and can increase it outside
     of its acceptable aspect ratio.
     [UPDATE: Hume Smith donated code that deals with the maximizing issue.
      I've still got to deal with aspect ratios.]

106. Clients that change their stacking order sometimes cause a core dump.

109. Something sometimes still causes the focus following code
     to occasionally loose track of the focus, and there are far
     too many focus change events for my taste.

110. If you drop a colorful background onto the root, the window
     manager can run out of colors. It then reverts to monochrome
     mode for future interactions.

111. Something is causing windows to crawl if the are repeatedly resized
     under the clients control. The xv client in particular exhibits this
     problem.
     [UPDATE: This appears to be a bug in xv, as well as a bug in stkwm
      interacting. The bug in stkwm is that stkwm does not lock the
      server while it constructs a windows frame hierarchy, thus allowing
      a client to get invalid information about the offset between the
      frame of a window and the client window. On the other hand xv
      goes to all the trouble to get this information, and then fails
      to make use of it if the offset is not for the immediate parent.
      Thus the xv window will creep anyway. I fixed it in my local
      version, but I'm not sure what effect this would have under other
      window managers.]

114.
