Previously...
>Is it possible to use a window's CLIENT_MACHINE for Style attributes.
>I often have shells opened up on several different hosts, all with their
>DISPLAY set to my local machine. It would be great to be able to use
>the StartsOn[Desk|Page] property to constrain the windows from those
>hosts to certain desktops. This is especially true when I am running
>the same app on the different hosts and thus the windows all have the
>same NAME, CLASS and RESOURCE strings.
This kind of enhancemant has considered in the past. I don't remember
what came of the conversation last time.
In the meantime, I take it that the window title get set by the app
you run, e.g. VIM sets the xterm title to "VIM -- /path/to/file". This
is what you mean? Why not just open these xterms with the -t flag as
in
xterm -lservis -title foohost -e [rlogin/ssh] foohost
and style match the arbitrary string you set? This is what I do from
home using the following bits from my .fvwm2rc:
+ "Shell&7%mini.xterm.xpm%" \
Exec exec xterm -fn \
'-b&h-lucidatypewriter-medium-r-normal-sans-17-*-100-100-*' \
-title Shell7 -geometry 80x40 \
-e ssh -l mikehan shell7.ba
Style "Shell7" UseStyle Netscape, Icon penguin.xpm, StartsOnPage 0 1 1
The Style line matches the title when the window got mapped. What
happens after that, FVWM could care less (unless you do a recapture).
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Received on Sun Jun 13 1999 - 11:33:51 BST