Hello Kris, On Thu, Apr 02, 2009 at 04:08:47PM -0400, Kris Maglione wrote: > Well, if you want to do it automatically, there are a few possibilities. > The first is to find the window's class name and add a tag rule. It might > be a bit tricky in this case, but I'd do something like opening a > terminal, and running: > > sleep 4; xprop | grep CLASS > > then running gnome-do, waiting for the crosshairs, and clicking it. If > the result were (say): > > WM_CLASS(STRING) = "gnome-do", "Gnome-Do" ok, i got a "Do", "Do"
> you'd add this to your /tagrules (from your wmiirc): > > /^gnome-do:Gnome-Do/ -> /./ adding ^/Do:Do/ -> /./ to my wmiirc, checked the rule is in /tagrules. But then launching gnome-do gives a white small window (size like 'regular' gnome-do box) , less then a second and takes the whole x Session down. Not so suckless yet ;) Also tested with an other app, also tested on an other system Debian Lenny too, with wmii-hg. best regards Stefan -- / polyformal / | Kaesenstraße 8 / | 50677 Köln - Germany / | phone: +49 221 3103 122 | fax: +49 221 9311 9223 | http://www.polyformal.de/ |______________________/ GPG KEY: 11678845
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