Closed Neyvermore closed 3 years ago
Yo, it looks like this is set when initializing the window. A fix for this was just pushed (simply setting the title to "MasterPlan" initially, and then changing the title later for version number, open plan file, etc), so WM_CLASS should just be "MasterPlan" now.
Hi,
I've bought Masterplan on Linux, so I need to create a desktop file. However, without StartupWMClass in the .desktop, this is what happens :
What should happen is this :
For that, I had to use the
xprop | grep WM_CLASS
command, which gave me this output :WM_CLASS(STRING) = "MasterPlan v0.6.0", "MasterPlan v0.6.0
The issue here is that I need to add
StartupWMClass=Masterplan v0.6.0.
to my .desktop file, which means that as soon as I upgrade to i.e. 0.7.0, I'll have to manually change this line. A simple fix would be to change the WM_CLASS toMasterplan
, I guess?