Thank you, Rocco! That's not exactly the bit of info I was looking for, but I've already thought of two good uses for it! Thanks! ~Jos~ LinuxMedia wrote: >> I use 'qjackctl' to start jack and then 'qjackctl' >> invokes a script to start up some other apps that >> connect to jack. Everything is operartionally functional, >> but... >> >> Everytime I start it up, it's kinda random where the >> windows for the various apps show up on the screen. I'd >> really like to be able to set window size and location >> for everything that starts so I don't have to waste time >> rearranging my screen so things are convenient. > > > I'm not sure if it's a KDE only command, but "kstart" can at least get > the apps onto different desktops. It also has some other flags that do > other things... > > In it's simplest form... This will start qjackctl on desktop 2... > kstart --desktop 2 qjackctl > > Here's an example of how it will start qjackctl on desk 2, jump to > desktop 2 (no matter what desktop you are currently on) and (not) have > an entry in the task bar... > > kstart --desktop 2 --activate --skiptaskbar qjackctl > > see "kstart --help" for more info > > Rocco > >
