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I've noticed that the Atom editor window has no X11 properties on Linux. This makes window matching for automation rules or window grouping impossible.
This is the output of KDE's window detection dialog:
And the output of xprop on the Atom editor window:
At least window class names should be given to allow window matching and more conformance to other X11 apps (and while it's on its way to supposed deprecation, it never hurts to have them until the replacement is there).
What drove me to detect the lack of names was my task launcher, which normally keeps a launcher button and then fills that position when the given app is running, and Atom didn't, so when trying to set up to match a window identity manually, I noticed it had none.
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I've noticed that the Atom editor window has no X11 properties on Linux. This makes window matching for automation rules or window grouping impossible.
This is the output of KDE's window detection dialog:
And the output of xprop on the Atom editor window:
At least window class names should be given to allow window matching and more conformance to other X11 apps (and while it's on its way to supposed deprecation, it never hurts to have them until the replacement is there).
What drove me to detect the lack of names was my task launcher, which normally keeps a launcher button and then fills that position when the given app is running, and Atom didn't, so when trying to set up to match a window identity manually, I noticed it had none.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: