On Nov 27, 2007 4:12 PM, Scott Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- Timo Korvola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
> (#<window 2a0000b>
> #<window 2e00023>
> #<window 2a01da3>
> #<window 1000059>
> #<window 2e002a7>
> #<window 2a46f37>
> #<window 2a919ff>
> #<window 4200029>
> #<window 4200003>
> #<window 1600047>
> #<window 2e0301c>
> #<window 2e030a1>
> #<window 280003f>
> #<window 2c0006a>
> #<window 30000af>)
>
> And from "xwininfo -root -tree" I was able to find several gnome-panel named
> window ids:
>
> 0x1201853 "gnome-panel": ("gnome-panel" "Gnome-panel") 226x21+112+1154
> +112+1154
> 0x12019c2 "gnome-panel": ("gnome-panel" "Gnome-panel") 225x450+334+729
> +334+729
> 0x1201871 "gnome-panel": ("gnome-panel" "Gnome-panel") 235x1076+271+100
> +271+100
> 0x1200001 "gnome-panel": ("gnome-panel" "Gnome-panel") 10x10+10+10
> +10+10
> 0x1200003 "Start Panel": ("gnome-panel" "Gnome-panel") 1600x23+0+0
> +0+1177
> 0x122216c "Drawer": ("gnome-panel" "Gnome-panel") 46x23+363+1177
> +363+1177
> 0x1201a78 "Drawer": ("gnome-panel" "Gnome-panel") 46x23+279+1177
> +279+1177
>
> It appears to me that gnome-panel is not a managed window anymore, at least I
> don't see it in the
> list of managed windows. I'm trying to manipulate the 0x1200001 or 0x1200003
> windows as they seem
> like the most likely candidates to be correct. I have the panel on the
> bottom of my 1600x1200
> screen 0.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
0x1200003 has definitely the geometry of a bottom screen panel, but i
have no idea how to handle unmanaged windows.
--
Andrea
