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Hi,
I am writing a Linux app which involves a functionality to detect active and inactive windows. For that is there a C/C++ code which could be used for detect ...
- 05-25-2009 #1Just Joined!
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Active and Inactive Windows
Hi,
I am writing a Linux app which involves a functionality to detect active and inactive windows. For that is there a C/C++ code which could be used for detect the active and inactive windows in Linux OS. I want a solution which could be used in any Linux distro, or, maybe, on the most widely used distributions atleast.
Also, as far as I assume KDE and GNOME being different Window Managers should have different mechanisms/APIs to get the Active and Inactive windows status. So I do not want to use those APIs as user could work in any of these.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
I really appreciate any help.
Thanks,
Arun
- 05-25-2009 #2
Hi,
there was some effort going on to create a common base protocol for window management. I know Metacity (GNOME) and some KDE WMs obey it.
Inter-Client Communication Conventions Manual - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Extended Window Manager Hints - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaDebian GNU/Linux -- You know you want it.


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