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it comes from seeing some app icon on panel bar have some extra menu on top of it after (disabled) 'Launcher', so wondering:
Can context-menu on a panel bar icon have be customized having some user defined menu
need arose as need menu:
Launch and put it in another workspace
Please help accomplish by clearly showing the step by step solution !
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Can context-menu on a panel bar icon have be customized having some user defined menu
No, it is hard coded
need arose as need menu:
Launch and put it in another workspace
Assuming you want to launch mousepad and move it to the second workspace, change the launcher command to run:
sh -c "mousepad & sleep 1 && wmctrl -r Mousepad -t 1"
Some notes:
- if app takes long time to start up and display, increase the sleep value
- make sure the app name is recognized by wmctrl (run "wmctrl" with the app running to see how its identified)
- the workspaces are numbered starting at 0 - so therefore "-t 1" refers to the second workspace.
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not work,
though work just enter a workspace -s
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not work,
though work just enter a workspace -s
I'm sorry I don't understand.
Did you try with Mousepad?
Did you increase the sleep amount?
Can you copy/paste the launcher's command string back here?
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why at first start Xfce desktop immediately get into workspace 2 ???
THE POINT MAKES EXTREMELY PAINFUL CONFUSION
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@almahdi, you are all over the place and you don't answer questions that are asked of you. This makes it difficult to offer assistance.
If Xfce is jumping to another workspace, it is probably because you have something in your saved sessions or application autostart that is auto-starting, and also Settings Manager > Window Manager Tweaks > Focus > Switch to Window's Workspace enabled.
We need to focus on one thing at a time. Can you answer my questions from post #2 and repeated in post #4?
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1. find the title name/string
$ {executable/app filename} & { sleep 3; wmctrl -l ;}
2. CLI to move
$ {executable/app filename} & { sleep 3; wmctrl -r {that title name/string} -t 1 ;}
"that title name" could be the executable file name or the window title which it has put
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