I run trayer, a small system tray, so that I can run nm-applet and use
Gnome's volume applet. Trayer is automatically started via my wmiirc,
however, it is not visible on all views (it's not sticky).
I want trayer to be sticky. This is possible[1] via:
wmiir xwrite /client/$client/tags /./
However, I want trayer to be sticky without my having to type that
command manually. This seems to be something I'd do through tagrules,
but this doesn't work:
wmiir write /tagrules <<!
/trayer/ -> /./
/MPlayer|VLC/ -> ~
!
If I write 't' instead of '/./', trayer gets put on a view named 't',
so the problem is not in selecting the right client.
Any suggestions? Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
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''=~('(?{'.('/))./@'^'_[@@[`').'"'.('./](@{"[^'^'`@<@`/[>|').',$/})')
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[1] http://lists.suckless.org/wmii/0901/4857.html
