On 17 Jan 2006 10:33:23 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > On Wed, 11 Jan 2006, Dominik Vogt wrote: > > > The only way to get full titles at the moment is to > >disable icon images: > > > > style * icon, iconoverride > > > >(and delete all other icons specifications from the config file). > > thank you for this information > > I tried it, and it works fine for xterms windows (it actually gives > as icon the reduced image of the original window, which is more > informative than the picture of a terminal...). It doesn't work for > some other programs (gvim, elvis) which have built-in icons, but it > seems that there is nothing to do, except trying to disable the icon > at the program call.
Unfortunately, there is no currently way (no, that I know of) to disable all client-specified icons. "Style * IconOverride" only works for windows that match some non "*" Icon definition. There is no currently way to cause them to use the default "Style * Icon" icon instead. So, unlike what Dominik said, "Style * IconOverride" does not affect such windows. You should explicitelly define Icon for each problematic window to make IconOverride have any affect at all. Style Gvim Icon norm/editor.xpm (I suppose, in your specific case it would be very wide "empty.xpm", or so, but I speak about the general case where icons are visible.) I should add that I never liked such (useless IMHO) IconOverride logic. Regards, Mikhael.
