On Wayland, there's no such thing as WM_CLASS (X11), but a user can use the app_id to identify and group Application windows. However, Qt sets that not via QCoreApplication::setApplicationName but rather uses QCoreApplication::setOrganizationDomain's information in reverse name order.
On Wayland, there's no such thing as WM_CLASS (X11), but a user can use the
app_id
to identify and group Application windows. However, Qt sets that not via QCoreApplication::setApplicationName but rather uses QCoreApplication::setOrganizationDomain's information in reverse name order.Closes #1336.