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| I think there is a chance to get it part of the standard, but given
| that most "mainstream window managers" are working on Wayland
| currently I wouldn't expect that they will implement support for
| it. On Wayland it is just an internal detail to the window
| manager.
Erm... How can it be so? I cannot believe Wayland is not going to
introduce a standard of some kind for windows management? This is
political design decision or Wayland team just didn't developed their
specifications yet?
| You need to prepare a change to the spec. The tricky part here is
| to keep backwards compatibility. We must expect that some
| applications do "smart" things like stopping video playback if they
| are not on the current desktop. (That's the main reason why KWin
| didn't go the road i3 went: we cannot break existing
| applications).
Thank you a lot for interesting example. I had some ideas about
possible implementation, but now things got a bit more complicated.
I think I need to figure out more use cases like that one.
——— Pavel Kretov.
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