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["mario@tiscali" <mbezzi@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello, and thanks for your kind willing to help.

I do have wmctrl on my system and I am able to set the sticky attribute 
for the zim window using the following command:

wmctrl -r "My main wiki - Zim" -b add,sticky

This is Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.6 with GNOME2.

There is a limitation though: When using the Tray Icon plugin you can 
close the zim window without shutting down zim. I find this very handy. 
In this case when you close the zim window its sticky attribute gets 
lost and you have to set it again next time the zim window is opened 
from the Tray.

Maybe trayicon.py is where a GTK call to set the sticky attribute is 
needed, but I do not have the python skill to do it.

mario

On 07/21/2015 11:29 AM, SultansOfSwing wrote:
> Hello,
>
> perhaps the tool "wmctrl" is available on your system? It has the
> ability to set/unset/toggle the STICK attribute of a window. (But
> unfortunately, in my environment (cinnamon) this does not work, as
> Cinnamon has its own notion of stickiness, and ignores that attribute).
>
> What window manager are we talking about?
>
> Cheers,
> Sultansofswing.
>
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