Detecting OS and Window Manager
Sean 'Shaleh' Perry
shalehperry at attbi.com
Fri Jun 7 11:47:22 EDT 2002
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> > Maybe import your kde module(s), and then try to do something KDE specific > without KDE running and see what kind of error this causes so you will know > what to trap for? Hopefully some other newbie (for a much less significant > value of new, AKA expert) is still following this thread to give you a > better answer. > there is no way to be sure what he wants is running. He could do a NET_WM_* check and see if a netwm compliant wm was running. He could then request from this wm a window list and see if any of those windows claim to be taskbars. The point is, X is designed to make this hard. One app should only use the interfaces out there and not ask for an implementation (yep, that thread again). Shaleh blackbox window manager co-author
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