Hum, For me its works without problems:
wmctrl -i -r 0x03000003 -b add,hidden
Hides the window with id 0x03000003...
To show the window I use:
wmctrl -i -r 0x03000003 -b remove,hidden
PS: The code seems to suggest that we can toggle, add or remove any property that starts with "_NET_WM_STATE_", since it adds the second argument "hidden" in upper case to that string.
See the _NET_WM_STATE section at "http://standards.freedesktop.org/wm-spec/1.3/ar01s05.html".
Cheers, Mathieu
Hum,
For me its works without problems:
wmctrl -i -r 0x03000003 -b add,hidden
Hides the window with id 0x03000003...
To show the window I use:
wmctrl -i -r 0x03000003 -b remove,hidden
PS:
The code seems to suggest that we can toggle, add or remove any property that starts with "_NET_WM_STATE_", since it adds the second argument "hidden" in upper case to that string.
See the _NET_WM_STATE section at "http:// standards. freedesktop. org/wm- spec/1. 3/ar01s05. html".
Cheers,
Mathieu