> The big problem is that graphical applications cannot distinguish their current state.
> If this is not a bug, then please give advice in how to query the iconified state.
Now that you mention it, maybe we don't need to log a mutter bug.
If you want the iconified state of a window you just need to query the value of its WM_STATE atom. For example on the command line:
> The big problem is that graphical applications cannot distinguish their current state.
> If this is not a bug, then please give advice in how to query the iconified state.
Now that you mention it, maybe we don't need to log a mutter bug.
If you want the iconified state of a window you just need to query the value of its WM_STATE atom. For example on the command line:
$ xprop -id 0x3c00007 | grep -A1 '^WM_STATE'
WM_STATE(WM_STATE):
window state: Iconic