winoptions file is used to configure settings for individual application windows.
Each line in the file must be in one of the possible formats:
window_class.window_name.option: argument window_name.option: argument window_class.option: argument
Each window on the desktop has (should) class and name resources associated with it.
They can be determined using the xprop
utility.
xprop should display a line like this when used on a toplevel window:
WM_CLASS = "name", "class"
Options that can be set per window are as follows:
The name of the icon.
Default workspace for window (number, counting from 0)
Default layer for the window. Layer can be one of the following strings:
Desktop window. There should be only one window in this layer.
Below default layer.
Default layer for the windows.
Above the default.
Layer for windows docked to the edge of the screen.
Layer for the windows above the dock.
Layer for the windows above the dock.
You can also use the numbers from WinMgr.h
.
If set to 1, window will be visible on all workspaces.
If set to 1, window will not appear in the window list.
If set to 1, window will not appear on the task bar.
If set to 1, window will not be accessible using QuickSwitch feature (Alt+Tab).
If set to 1, the window manager leave more keys (Alt+F?) to the application.
If set to 0, window will not be movable.
If set to 0, window will not be resizable.
If set to 0, window will not be closable.
If set to 0, window will not be minimizable.
If set to 0, window will not be maximizable.
If set to 0, window will not be hidable.
If set to 0, window will not be shadable.
If set to 0, window will not have a title bar.
If set to 0, window will not have a system menu.
If set to 0, window will not have a border.
If set to 0, window will not have a resize border.
If set to 0, window will not have a close button.
If set to 0, window will not have a minimize button.
If set to 0, window will not have a maximize button.
if set to 1, window will not automatically get focus as application raises it.
if set to 1, icewm will focus even if the window does not handle input.
if set to 1, this window will limit the workspace available for regular applications. window has to be sticky at the moment to make it work