Shmerl

As a crude alternative, you can simply give an option in Vice itself to set certain title suffix (as a command line parameter and in some UI field for example). This way one who runs it can set it explicitly and then hook window rules on that. So something like x64 ... --title 'foobar' ... And the title will be VICE (c64) [foobar]

As a crude alternative, you can simply give an option in Vice itself to set certain title suffix (as a command line parameter and in some UI field for example). This way one who runs it can set it explicitly and then hook window rules on that.

As a crude alternative, you can simply give an option in Vice itself to set certain title (as a command line parameter and in some UI field for example). This way one who runs it can set it explicitly and then hook window rules on that.

As a crude alternative, you can simply give an option in Vice itself to set certain title (as a command line parameter). This way one who runs it can set it explicitly and then hook window rules on that.

I see. And there is nothing inside the image that identifies it? I.e. no concept of process name?

I'm not familiar with Vice or C64, but doesn't the program that run have some kind of active process name? If there is no way to query that, may be putting the loaded file name into the title could provide some kind of hookable info for the window compositor. To give a comparison, when dosbox runs some program, it gets the title somehow.

I'm not familiar with Vice or C64, but doesn't the program that run have some kind of active process name? If there is no way to query that, may be putting the loaded file name into the title could provide some kind of hookable info for the window compositor.

I'm not familiar with Vice or C64, but doesn't the program that run have some kind of active process name? If there is no way to query that, may be putting the loaded file name into the title provide some kind of hookable info.