get the list of active windows in wayland weston
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How to get the list of active windows in wayland.. ie, in my window one terminal is active and a calculator is also active, I need to get the details of these windows in terminal , how can I get it ?

Polysyllabic answered 7/11, 2014 at 13:46 Comment(0)
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I wanted to use wayland with embedded systems, so using

Genivi ivi-layermanager

I am able to see the layers created and all details about the layers, Thanks for your support.

Polysyllabic answered 17/8, 2015 at 5:14 Comment(2)
I don't understand this answer. Is Genivi a command-line tool that should be installed? What package is it in in e.g. ubuntu?Cristionna
Genivi is open source automobile software, including IVI Layer Manager and wayland-ivi-extension. It seems unlikely you'll want to use their library, but perhaps Genivi had the same issue and found a workaround you can duplicate.Osteoarthritis
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Basically, you can't. The main idea of the Wayland protocol is that a client doesn't know anything about the rest of the world.

You can, however, modify your compositor so that it will record the information you need about every windows in it and use those informations at will. Modifying a compositor, however, is a bit complex for a SO answer (and beyond my knowledge) so I guess you'll have to look around for good tutorials.

Lancashire answered 3/7, 2015 at 15:12 Comment(0)
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I wanted to use wayland with embedded systems, so using

Genivi ivi-layermanager

I am able to see the layers created and all details about the layers, Thanks for your support.

Polysyllabic answered 17/8, 2015 at 5:14 Comment(2)
I don't understand this answer. Is Genivi a command-line tool that should be installed? What package is it in in e.g. ubuntu?Cristionna
Genivi is open source automobile software, including IVI Layer Manager and wayland-ivi-extension. It seems unlikely you'll want to use their library, but perhaps Genivi had the same issue and found a workaround you can duplicate.Osteoarthritis

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