PS: Thanks a lot Renan for pointing at wmctrl, it is such a useful tool when you work with several desktops :-)
On 19 March 2013 19:33, Pierre M <[email protected]> wrote: >> Ok, I did it. I named it "oiw.sh" because that's how I roll; just place it >> somewhere in your system and rename as desired. > > Hi Renan, cheers =) > > Funny that, i did the same thing today and just finished. It's in the > attached. > I called it oid.pl, as wmctrl calls workspaces "desktops", and as i'm > a Perl monger: > "Open In Desktop" > > There's no "sleep" in it: i check the number of opened windows, and > wait until there are more (there's a timeout if no window is opened). > Then, i identify them and move them to the requested desktop. > > Instructions for use are at the beginning of the file. > Basically it looks like this (and you can also define a timeout duration): > > perl oid.pl 3 iceweasel www.linux.org > > As indicated in the file, you should create an alias in your .bashrc file: > alias oid='perl oild.pl' > > I hope others enjoy it too :-) > > PS: i tried to keep the code as clean as possible. But i also kept it > dependence-free (you just need Perl), so i couldn't use CPAN modules > like Method::Signatures that make the code so much more readable, or > others like List::Util that make it so much more simple (and thus > readable/maintainable). -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
