Hi, I just tested it on FreeBSD (don't have a Linux VM), but that
shouldn't make much difference in this case.
Make sure you're getting the right client name with:
$ xprop | grep WM_CLASS
The output for the chosen window should be something like:
WM_CLASS(STRING) = "xclock", "XClock"
The quoted string on the left is the one you want.
I used these entries in my dtwm.fp to make xload appear in the workspace
switch, and xclock among the drawers:
CONTROL clock
{
TYPE client
CONTAINER_NAME Switch
CONTAINER_TYPE SWITCH
CLIENT_NAME xclock
CLIENT_GEOMETRY 24x24
}
CONTROL load
{
TYPE client
CONTAINER_NAME Top
CONTAINER_TYPE BOX
CLIENT_NAME xload
CLIENT_GEOMETRY 48x48
}
Hope this helps.
Alex
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