> From: Rich Pieri <[email protected]>
> [...]
> Very close. Firefox has a pair of options. For X11 it's --class=Foobar.
> For Wayland it's --name=Foobar. [...]
My impression is that X applications always have a command-line option
to set the resource class. E.g. xterm's man page says
-class string
This option allows you to override xterm's resource class.
Normally it is âXTermâ, but can be set to another class such
as
âUXTermâ to override selected resources.
X Toolkit sets the WM_CLASS property using the instance name
and this class value.
I assume it's so you can set various "profiles" for different resource
class names in .Xresources, so different executables of an application
can see different resource values.
Dale
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