| 2012-03-20 22:23:09 |
Lee Hyde |
description |
I was configuring compiz's window rules plug-in and noticed that Onboard's window class and name attributes are rather vague, listed as simply 'Python', whilst Onboard's window title, ID and role attributes are blank. The only other window attribute that is populated is type which is 'Normal'. This state of affairs leaves precious little scope to apply specific window or placement rules (or other window targeted compiz effects) to Onboard only.
I suggest that Onboard be given the following attributes:
window class: 'onboard' (or 'Accessibility'?)
window name: 'Onboard'
window title: 'Onboard'
window ID: 'Onboard'
window role: 'On-Screen Keyboard' (or simply 'Keyboard') |
I was configuring compiz's window rules plug-in and noticed that Onboard's window class and name attributes are rather vague, listed as simply 'Python', whilst Onboard's window title, ID and role attributes are blank. The only other window attribute that is populated is type which is 'Normal'. This state of affairs leaves precious little scope to apply specific window or placement rules (or other window targeted compiz effects) to Onboard only.
I suggest that Onboard be given the following attributes:
window class: 'onboard' (or 'Accessibility'?)
window name: 'Onboard'
window title: 'Onboard'
window ID: 'Onboard'
window role: 'On-Screen Keyboard' (or simply 'Keyboard')
_Software Versions:_
OnBoard 0.96.1-0ubuntu0.1
Compiz 1:0.9.6+bzr20110929-0ubuntu6.1
Ubuntu 11.10 x86-64 (up-to-date as of 20/03/2012) |
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