terminal icon name ?
- From: Daniel Barna <barnad rmki kfki hu>
- To: <gnome-list gnome org>
- Subject: terminal icon name ?
- Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 11:12:31 +0200 (CEST)
Hi
The title and icon-name of an xterm is controlled by special control
sequences. For example issuing a command from the shell running in an
xterm:
printf "\033]x;string\007"
sets the
title and icon-name to 'string' ---- if x == 0
icon-name to 'string' ---- if x == 1
title to 'string' ---- if x == 2
This is at least, what I found somewhere, and it indeed worked.
Gnome-terminal is said to support the features of xterm, but in practice I
found that both the title and icon-name are set if x==0 or x==2, and
nothing happens, if x==1.
I have been using Pine in an xterm, setting enable-newmail-in-xterm-icon,
so that whenever a new mail arrived, the icon name in the fvwm95 pager
changed, and I noticed it without having to change to the desktop
containing PINE. This does not work with gnome-terminal, most probably due
to the above mentioned problem. Is it possible to make PINE set the
icon-name of a gnome-terminal?
Thanks
Daniel
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