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From: mh@awds27.imsd.contel.com (Mike Hoegeman)
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Subject: A suggestion for sticky windows in a .Xdefaults file for olvwm
Keywords: olvwm sticky
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Date: 9 May 91 17:46:20 GMT
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if you do not use olvwm hit n now


What do you think about using the window titles for determining what
should be sticky ?? You could have a resource that is a list of regular
expressions. If one of the expressions matches the window title the
window would be made sticky. I perused the olvwm source a bit and it
does not look too hard to do. This scheme seems like a good compromise
to me. what does everybody else out there think ?