Use accurate file matching on Linux #24
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This resolves issue gioele#18, at least for Linux. The window matching (via wmctrl) had the following problems: - it was not case sensitive, yet Linux file systems generally are - it matched only the base name, ignoring the path which led to false matches Signed-off-by: John Florian <[email protected]>
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This resolves issue #18, at least for Linux. The window matching (via
wmctrl) had the following problems:
it was not case sensitive, yet Linux file systems generally are
it matched only the base name, ignoring the path which led to false
matches
Signed-off-by: John Florian [email protected]