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Why do you ask? Want me to try to find other ones that have this feature?

![Selection_081](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3821217/111633506-2a9e0300-8828-11eb-992c-bea667e226a1.png) It just works, see the screenshot. I added some minor issues though: [560](https://github.com/bbidulock/icewm/issues/560)

Cool idea to ditch the badge counter and instead draw "bradcrumbs" or whatever those dots are called: ![Selection_084](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3821217/111636332-f4ae4e00-882a-11eb-9d97-6ae9253814d0.png) Inspired byt this random MacOS screenshot: ![Selection_083](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3821217/111635772-6fc33480-882a-11eb-983f-5f29e217655b.png)

Maybe `my_hash(eudex("hello")) % table_length`? Where `my_hash` is crc32, murmur or any other generic hash function.

Thanks @chrisgarry @hisabimbola I will try those methods.

I came here because I also wanted this feature, but reading the comments I just realized it is just not possible at least for my usage scenarios. I mostly use...

I have libx11-dev installed (I know this for sure cause I am compiling my own code using it), but when compiling vst-bridge I still get this error: ``` /usr/bin/ld: cannot...

This is probably not in the min-gen spirit. I wonder if it's possible to use dot syntax for convenient string concatenation.

>have help to cover the libuv API surface in Koka, starting with async timers If you still need cannon fodder for this I'd love help.

Already stated this unfortunate fact in the README. Meanwhile anybody knows how to do something like `__builtin_choose_expr(__builtin_types_compatible_p(typeof(x), int)....` with Microsoft C compiler aka `cl.exe`? Their documentation makes me feel immediately...