Some utility windows still get tiled
See original GitHub issueHey there! New user on Krohnkite. While I do like tiling of any other window, I’d like my utility windows to be float.
Unfortunately, some of them are still getting tiled. Especially if they’re coming from wine
. (In comparison, i3
managed to find out that they’re not meant to be tiled.)
Of course I set “Float utility windows” in the Krohnkite Rules settings.
Are there any other measures I can take?
(I’m quite new to Krohnkite and KDE in general.)
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Regarding Windows/Wine applications…their X11 class names always have a ‘.exe’ suffix. For example, Steam’s (Wine) class name is ‘Steam.exe’. Krohnkite already matches sub-strings, but it is limited to Window Titles. If we can match sub-strings in X11 class names, I believe most, if not all Wine applications would be caught and set to float.
As for Linux-native Steam…yeah all Steam windows share the same class. You can try floating that Steam window with the Window Title instead. Place the ‘Steam - News’ string in the comma-separated list for Window Titles. Remove the quotes.
Just for future readers needing this workaround: I put
steam
(not uppercaseSteam
) in the “float by default” window class text box.For now it seems like everythings is float by default, I just have to “un-float” the two main windows (library and chat).