Video playing is working fine for me. I'm using these settings too, but I inserted some sleep commands in my movie playing script:
#!/bin/bash
xrandr -s 1
sleep 1
mplayer -fstype fullscreen -fs "$@" >/dev/null
sleep 1
xrandr -s 0
sleep 3
And an addition to my scripts:
I found out that the taskbar script does using a lot of resources, because it polls some files in every sec with cat, so the sum of these are big, however the FvwmScript is not using much itself.
A workaround:
in the .fvwm2rc file, 398. line (according to the 0.2 version)
Remove this:
*ZaurusTaskbar: (12x1, Right, Swallow (Respawn) ZaurusApplet `FvwmScript zaurus_applet`)
Add this:
*ZaurusTaskbar: (12x1, Right, Swallow (NoRespawn) ZaurusApplet `FvwmScript zaurus_applet`)
Now you can kill the applet if you're doing something like video playing.
killall -9 FvwmScript
And you can restart it with hitting CTRL-ALT-R (this is my default key for restarting Fvwm)
So if you are planning to do some video playing, for example, I think this will be useful and needed.
Further plans are to write this applet using GTK and C to use little processor time, but I'm not too familiar with these, so I will need time to experience with them.
Anyway, sooner or later we will have a nice (perfect?) WM for the Zaurus.
Zumi