I've made a tool for finding opened windows (for Windows), pic related.
Does anyone know how to include windows minimized to tray?
I've made a tool for finding opened windows (for Windows), pic related
I guess I can as well share it here
github.com
looks like shit op
Nm I figured it out.
looks great op
I was already prepared to shit on you because I expected your app to be written in Electron.
if (!Win32Wrapper.IsWindowVisible(hWnd)) return true;
Wouldn't the minimized windows fail this test?
You mean GUI or the code?
It's WPF.
No point in using Electron in something that works only on Windows (it uses Win32 api).
I've made a version in WinForms previously, RAM usage ~15MB, but looked much worse than this.
IsIconic() checks if window is minimized, IsWindowVisible checks if it appears at all (e.g. on taskbar).
I thought apps minimized to tray can be spotted if IsWindowVisible == false && IsIconic == true, but this is not the case unfortunately.
Looks like github.com
Why noone pointed me to this when I asked about such tool about a week ago ;_;
On the bright side you can now add w32 API knowledge to your resume
At least my version uses less RAM and CPU time.
And it dark as my soul.
who the fuck uses windows
over 76% desktop users
gs.statcounter.com
is there a tool like that for linux?
I believe so, I don't recall the name(it's mostly for window managers rather than desktop environments), but at least the whole userspace, kernel and everything else is open-source and fully hackable.
OK, dubs decide if I develop this shit further.
Trips decide what features will be added
you put it where it belongs and start contributing to switcheroo
>windows
kek
on KDE you can press ALT+space and it already does that + more.
bloat
I know this feel. Asked if there was a sharex alternative on Linux to screenshot, auto upload, then have the URL on the clipboard. No one said anything so I made my own, then in another thread months later someone points out a program like sharex available on Linux and it's way better than what I made.
what is the name of linux version?
I'm still proud of you for doing it yourself OP. You needed a tool that you thought didn't exist and you crafted it into existence.
dmenu and rofi
222 get
add custom themes
nice ads lincuck
switcheroo doesn't search in tray either, so just do it
Looks good, bud. Thank you for actually posting technology on Jow Forums.
Even better, there's a 15 year old AHK script for it:
autohotkey.com
Nice op
that's basically Listary
Nope, listray is for searching file system and applications while OP's thing is for alt tabbing windows