Pretty much what the title says: WM_CLASS contains two strings (instance, class), but atomx WM_CLASS $(pfw) only returns the first of them (the instance).
Found out while writing window rules for a wmutils-only setup. Currently making-do with xprop -id "$wid" WM_CLASS and a bunch of clean-up, but having atomx output both would help simplify things.
Pretty much what the title says: WM_CLASS contains two strings (instance, class), but
atomx WM_CLASS $(pfw)only returns the first of them (the instance).Found out while writing window rules for a wmutils-only setup. Currently making-do with
xprop -id "$wid" WM_CLASSand a bunch of clean-up, but havingatomxoutput both would help simplify things.