Implement --app-id flag
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This adds the --app-id flag on Linux, which allows setting the wayland app or X11 WM_CLASS property using `--app-id=mytermimal`. It is useful in window managers like sway, that allow to defind custom rules for specific windows, e.g. to implement a "dropdown" terminal.
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This adds the
--app-idflag on Linux, similar to other terminal emulators (e.g. foot), which allows setting the wayland app or X11 WM_CLASS property using--app-id=mytermimal.It is useful in window managers like sway, that allow to defind custom rules for specific windows, e.g. to implement a "dropdown" terminal.