kdocker

Display a cursor to send a window to the system tray when pressing the left mouse button (press any other mouse button to cancel)

$ kdocker

$ kdocker [application]

$ kdocker -f

$ kdocker -i [/path/to/icon]

$ kdocker -l [application]

$ kdocker --version

kdocker [options]

KDocker is a program that will dock any application to the system tray

-a

Show author information

-b

Suppress the warning dialog when docking non-normal windows (blind mode)

-d secs

Maximum time in seconds to allow for a command to start and open a window [default: 5 seconds]

-e type

Name matching syntax. Choices are: n = normal, substring matching [default] r = regex (regular expression) u = unix wildcard w = wildcard x = W3C XML Schema 1.1

-f

Dock window that has focus (active window)

-h

Display this help, then exit

-i file

Custom icon path

-I file

Custom attention icon path. This icon is set if the title of the application window changes while it is iconified.

-j

Case sensitive name (title) matching

-k

Regex minimal matching

-l

Iconify when focus lost

-m

Keep application window showing (dont hide on dock)

-n name

Match window based on its title

-o

Iconify when obscured by other windows

-p secs

By default, when the title of the application changes, a popup is displayed from the system tray for 4 seconds Works well with music players

-q

Disable ballooning title changes (quiet)

-r

Remove this application from the pager

-s

Make the window sticky (appears on all desktops)

-t

Remove this application from the taskbar

-v, --version

Show the KDocker version string, then exit

-w wid

Window id of the application to dock Assumes hex number of the form 0x###...

-x pid

Process id of the application to dock Assumes decimal number of the form ###...

Bugs and wishes to the KDocker Home Page <https://github.com/user-none/KDocker>

KDocker was written by Girish Ramakrishnan Revised and maintained by John Schember