I have debian 11.0.0 (bullseye). I am learning xdotool. To start, as discussed in
https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...on-4175702468/ do some of these codes if needed:
Code:
Edit the file /etc/gdm3/daemon.conf and uncomment the line #WaylandEnable=false. restart.
Code:
sudo chmod a+rwx /etc/gdm3/daemon.conf;
rpl "#WaylandEnable=false" "WaylandEnable=false" /etc/gdm3/daemon.conf;
sudo chmod 544 /etc/gdm3/daemon.conf
systemctrl restart gdm3.service
Code:
sudo sed -i.back '/#WaylandEnable/s/^#//g' /etc/gdm3/daemon.conf
sudo systemctl restart gdm3.service
Code:
sudo apt install -y xdotool
dpkg --listfiles xdotool
dpkg --status xdotool
man /usr/bin/xdotool
xdotool manual talks about a WINDOW STACK. The best definition for WINDOW STACK that I could figure is several open windows on the same monitor at the same time. Is this correct?
I have several graphic files in my Home folder. When I double-click one, an application named Image Viewer opens and loads the image. As I repeat this proces, new windows are opened and the previous ones are not closed. So I am creating a WINDOW STACK? I can not find details about Image Viewer, even from synaptic. Please tell me about Image Viewer.
I can use echo to create many text files, then run gedit text editor to have open only one file at a time. How to create a stack of text documents?
when the gedit application (window) is open and the text file Hello1.txt is loaded into it,
Code:
xdotool search --name Hello1.txt
retutns a number. And that is plenty for one thread. Later, I will study SYNOPSIS, pid, class, class name.