Upon further experimentation, this is not unique to Eclipse. It also happens for QtCreator as well. The common factor with those two programs is that they aren't from an apt repository.
Eclipse was the binary download from eclipse.org, and is in my home directory. QtCreator was from Nokia's custom installer, and resides in /opt. Neither window is detected by Unity.
This is kind of worrying -- surely *every* window should be somewhere in unity's sidebar thing?
Upon further experimentation, this is not unique to Eclipse. It also happens for QtCreator as well. The common factor with those two programs is that they aren't from an apt repository.
Eclipse was the binary download from eclipse.org, and is in my home directory. QtCreator was from Nokia's custom installer, and resides in /opt. Neither window is detected by Unity.
This is kind of worrying -- surely *every* window should be somewhere in unity's sidebar thing?