On Wed, May 15, 2019 at 8:59 PM Markus Wichmann wrote:
>
> Worse, the error is in a commonly used library for Java GUI apps (was it
> AWT?). Therefore, the application developers can't do anything about
> this. It's similar to the problem we have with libxft and colored fonts.
> Until libxft is fi
Chris Down writes:
You can just use WM_CLASS for this. For example, with urxvt, you can do
s/WM_CLASS/WM_NAME/ (although WM_CLASS is also perfectly serviceable)
On Wed, May 15, 2019 at 01:15:43PM +0200, Przemek Dragańczuk wrote:
> LG3D was a WM written in Java, which maximises the irony.
OK, I didn't know that one. Awesome.
> Java apps
> know how to work on it, so they work fine when they think they are
> running on it. The issue has something to do with
I have it in my .xinitrc, .zprofile (.bash_profile) and in my .zshrc
(.bashrc). I can never remember where it should be, so that way I know
it works somewhere.
LG3D was a WM written in Java, which maximises the irony. Java apps
know how to work on it, so they work fine when they think they are
run
