Aleksandr Mezin

It seems that an already maximized window can't be made 'above' at all, even with `.unmake_above()` + `.make_above()`

No, there is no such command. It should not be hard to implement using D-Bus/GAction, but it has to go through the extension first (because ddterm app may not be...

These defaults have been there for more than a year. Not sure if it's a good idea to change them now. The people who use them likely got used to...

The d-bus interface has almost nothing in it: https://github.com/amezin/gnome-shell-extension-ddterm/blob/master/com.github.amezin.ddterm.Extension.xml No properties at all. Also, it's the interface exported by the extension, not the application... In short, yep, it's not implemented

No, it's not possible. If it were, it would be implemented as a D-Bus call. Why do you need to count open tabs?

You could use ExtensionDBusInterface as an example only. You'll need to design and implement a new interface. The extension doesn't have access to open tabs (or any other window internals),...

1) Don't worry about failing tests; they're unrelated to your pull request 2) I like the idea but don't like the hardcoded filename. Possible options: a) Store file name in...

Actually, I'd prefer option (b), to keep application settings self-contained.

Hm. I can't find any way to hook into GNOME Shell's/Mutter's window tiling. I think it's not possible. At least without ugly hacks

Yes, it's not implemented. You'll need to save tab list somewhere when the window is being closed (or before the window is closed), and load it next time (if available)....