How do you use this script?
I mean, do you click on the window and then press a certain key combo, like with the more well-known "alwaysontop" function? I don't see that in the code, so I am wondering how it determines which window to act on?![:think:]( "Thinking")
I am currently running Ubuntu with desktop in WSL2 on Windows 11, and I would like to set the Ubuntu window to always on bottom, so the desktop doesn't cover the Windows apps that I have open.
I can get the same result by setting each individual Windows app to "alwaysontop", but it is somewhat tedious.
@shmu26 When you run the script, the current bottom-most window will remain at the bottom, no matter which window you select. The OnMessage command monitors the selection of any desktop window. When a window is selected, the original bottom-most window is send to the bottom. The F3 hotkey turns off the monitoring.
I hope this helps to clarify things.
Statistics: Posted by iPhilip — 7 minutes ago