Re: [Usability]Window titles and WM_* properties
- From: Havoc Pennington <hp redhat com>
- To: merchan baton phys lsu edu
- Cc: usability gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Usability]Window titles and WM_* properties
- Date: 01 Mar 2002 17:00:33 -0500
Gregory Merchan <merchan baton phys lsu edu> writes:
> As for WM authors: AFAIK, there may be only 2 that have written ICCCM 2.0
> compliant window managers. Those are the authors of FVWM and MWM.
>
> Metacity, Sawfish, E16, PWM, TWM, KWM, and surely others I've forgotten
> were checked a few weeks ago and all failed a simple test because they don't
> manage WM_Sn.
Everyone who doesn't handle WM_Sn knows it full well and simply
doesn't care much. It has nothing to do with reading or not reading
the spec.
> > . . . - e.g. if the window manager could do
> > "sprintf ("%s - %s", appname, documentname)" or something -
>
> That's a lousy way to name a window, even if Netscape 4.x does so.
> The document name should come first.
>
Have you ever heard of the concept of an "example"
Anyway, no one is going to use WM_CLASS for this. So it's not worth
arguing.
Havoc
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