> > So it will be possible to start xterm with:
> >
> > xterm -name workspace1
But what about apps that doesn't have a "name" either by X toolkit or
resources or command line argument or other configuration?
> This is a darn cool idea. The only caveat is that I've noticed that
> if you set a name, it sets the title in the title bar to "workspace1".
> Since I use a bash prompt (at home - it doesn't seem to work with the
> xterm implementation on Solaris here at work) that changes the
> titlebar to say my current directory, you'll have to make sure that
> changing the title doesn't change the name and screw up your stuff.
-name is for the icon name.
Use -T or -title for window title.
> And of course while this helps xterm (and probably rxvt as well), it
> doesn't do anything if there is some other application that I want to
> start up multiple instances in different workspaces. Not that I can
Maybe use a different -name?
Jeremy C. Reed
http://www.reedmedia.net/
http://bsd.reedmedia.net/
