Correct me if I'm wrong, but I seems window title and window name are the same thing. Also the only window ID I know of is a 32bit integer. This would leave
So the only thing missing may be the window role. I've looked into this, but so far I'm a bit reluctant to add this. Onboard saves multiple window positions and sizes itself and doesn't benefit a lot from session management. Adding a window role for session management seems to be superfluous. Again, correct me if you think we should do it anyway.
What version of onboard were you using in your testing? The current 0.97 has title and class set, older versions should have had at least the title set properly.
Hi, thanks for the bug report.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I seems window title and window name are the same thing. Also the only window ID I know of is a 32bit integer. This would leave
window class: 'onboard' (or 'Accessibility'?)
window name: 'Onboard'
window role: 'On-Screen Keyboard' (or simply 'Keyboard')
for identification.
xprop on onboard gives me:
WM_CLASS(STRING) = "onboard", "Onboard"
WM_NAME(STRING) = "Onboard"
So the only thing missing may be the window role. I've looked into this, but so far I'm a bit reluctant to add this. Onboard saves multiple window positions and sizes itself and doesn't benefit a lot from session management. Adding a window role for session management seems to be superfluous. Again, correct me if you think we should do it anyway.
What version of onboard were you using in your testing? The current 0.97 has title and class set, older versions should have had at least the title set properly.