AutomatedWindowManager Readme

Overview

AutomatedWindowManager is a tool designed to automate window management on Linux systems. It facilitates the organization of windows into different workspaces and provides functionality to save and restore window states.

Features

• Workspace Management: Automatically moves windows to their respective workspaces for better organization.
• State Persistence: Remembers the state of windows, allowing users to save and restore configurations.
• Command-Line Interface: Utilizes a simple command-line interface for easy interaction.

Getting Started

To use AutomatedWindowManager, follow these steps:

1. Compile the Code:

   • Ensure you have Kotlin installed.
   • Compile the code using the appropriate commands.

2. Command-Line Arguments:

   • The tool accepts the following command-line arguments:
     • --save: Save the current window states.
     • --restore: Restore window states to their saved configurations.
     • --list: Display a list of window states.
     • --printnewwindowidwitholdstate: Print new window IDs with their old states.

3. Usage Example:

   ./AutomatedWindowManager --save

4. Help:

   • To view the available commands and their usage, run:

     ./AutomatedWindowManager --help

Examples

Save Window States

./AutomatedWindowManager --save

Restore Window States

./AutomatedWindowManager --restore

List Window States

./AutomatedWindowManager --list

Print New Window IDs with Old State

./AutomatedWindowManager --printnewwindowidwitholdstate

Version

AutomatedWindowManager 1.0

Contributors

• [Yash Verma]

License

This project is licensed under the [GNU General Public License v3.0] - see the LICENSE file for details.