I use an fvwm2 setup which gives a similar effect to (but is not
derived from) fvwm95. Is there a means of getting the allocation
of mini-icons to the title bars of apps based on eg the window
class as opposed to its name? As an example gmc (the gnome
midnight commander) has -
Name <home directory>
Icon Name <home directory>
Class gmc
Resource gmc
The window appears with the default mini icon, presumably because
the Style for gmc is not recognised (it looks for a Style <home
directory> ... leaving aside apps like code crusader which
appear to have meaningless entries in all the above is there a way
of getting the style to be based on the Class or Resource? Or could
a qualifier be added to the Style lines to point it at a specific
characteristic? (like the below)
Style R "gmc" MiniIcon mini-filemngr.xpm
or
Style C "MyApp" MiniIcon mini-lashup.xpm
This would also be useful for apps which spawn multiple windows, eg
an IDE that launches say an editor, debugger, help browser etc -
commonly one ends up with the mini-icon correct on only one of the
windows. One can set them individually but it would be useful if
(where one of the above is common) one could set the mini-icon
common to all.
Any comments/Observations?
Cheers
Kim
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Received on Sat Sep 19 1998 - 06:11:22 BST