My use case is:
* A netbook with a 1024×600 screen.
* GNOME panel on top, 24px high.
* Remote desktop connection to another machine.
Since screen estate is at a premium, I start the connection with:
rdesktop -Dg 1024x576+0+24 server.ip
(-D to remove window decorations, -g to set window geometry). In this setup, the rdesktop window is not considered maximized and does not get a window-picker-applet title; but, because of -D, it does not have a title of its own. At the same time, it is highly desirable to see the window title text because it contains the name of the server connected to.
I will second this feature request.
My use case is:
* A netbook with a 1024×600 screen.
* GNOME panel on top, 24px high.
* Remote desktop connection to another machine.
Since screen estate is at a premium, I start the connection with:
rdesktop -Dg 1024x576+0+24 server.ip
(-D to remove window decorations, -g to set window geometry). In this setup, the rdesktop window is not considered maximized and does not get a window- picker- applet title; but, because of -D, it does not have a title of its own. At the same time, it is highly desirable to see the window title text because it contains the name of the server connected to.