Stephen M. Coakley

The difference is that Atom used to use a plain minus character (`-`) between parts of the title, and switched to using the Unicode em dashes (`—`). Before my patch,...

@gsora Can you post some logs? Perhaps I can identify the issue yet again.

The JS LOG should be able to be viewed in the system log (`/var/log/syslog`). Look for lines containing `JS LOG: [pixel-saver]`.

Very odd. Could you please paste the output of the following command? ``` xprop -root _NET_CLIENT_LIST ```

Still more to go :wink:; for each of those hex IDs, run and paste the output of ``` xprop -id _NET_WM_NAME _PIXEL_SAVER_ORIGINAL_STATE ``` If the above command doesn't produce the...

I'm not entirely sure of what is happening here, though I suspect a race condition between pixel-saver and Atom's slow / quick changing window titles on startup. If you can...

I'm interested in what commands are being run (which are shown when info logging is turned on by uncommenting) whenever `Finding XID for window failed` is also printed. `Can't find...

I found the issue. Carefully observe the following logs: ``` Gjs-Message: JS LOG: [pixel-saver]: Can't find original state for untitled — Atom with id 0x3a0005a Gjs-Message: JS LOG: [pixel-saver]: xprop...

My current use-case is to add a fun, randomly-selected quote to the top of the release notes on update, something like this: ```sh #!/bin/sh echo " template: | $(shuf -n1...

@jetersen Could you give an example, as I'm not quite sure how that helps this use-case. To have a dynamic template, you'd have to have a `body` _input_, not output.