Jamie Sparks wrote:
>
> Actually, to start an xterm in a particular desktop, you may be able to
> invoke it with a specific geometry,
>
> i.e. xterm -geom +A+B where if A=B is b/t 0 and 256 it's on the first desktop
> if A=B is b/t 256 and 512 it's on the 2nd desktop
> etc.
> p.s. I made the actual numbers up, you'll have to determine them by
> trial and error.
>
> jamie
This seems to place things in different windows on the current desktop,
but doesn't actually seem to move them across desktops.
xterm -xrm "*desk:2"
seems to bring up an xterm on the second desktop, but If I add a line
like
xterm*desk: 2
to my resource file, it doesn't seem to do anything.
Also, I don't know how to query this, in case the window is dragged
across desktops.
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Received on Wed Dec 11 1996 - 12:42:23 GMT