Hi, I'd love to do the same with gkrellm, except I'd also like it to always remain on top also. Right now it often ends up hidden under my right panel, since I like to place it in the lower right. Today, each time I start FVWM, I have to manually click on the gkrellm window and then set it to "StaysOnTop". There must be a way to specify in .fvwm/config Start Function area the "StaysOnTop" parameter? right now the line is + I Test (Init) Schedule 8000 Exec gkrellm
is it as easy as + I Test (Init) Schedule 8000 Exec gkrellm StaysOnTop Or Do I have to setup a separatet Style with Layers? Cheers, BrianA_MN =============================================================== Reply to the following email received Wed, 6 Apr 2022 09:47:58 +0200 from Martin Cermak <marti...@gmail.com> is above the double line. > Hi folks, > > there's one manual step I'd like to automate with fvwm: I'd like > to make all windows that are created or moved to given physical > display - sticky. > > For now I've partially automated that based on the window name, > but I'd love to base this on the display where the window is > shown rather than on the window name. > > Is there a reasonable way of doing this? How? > > Thanks, > Martin > >
