Re: [9front] wloc - rc doesn't work because of pid

[sirjofri <sirjofri+ml-9front@sirjofri.de>]

As the man page states it, I'd expect to be able to use wloc to 
reconstruct the windows (not exactly the programs) I have open currently.

See this scenario:

I have an acme window open and an rc window. I run wloc > myriostart.

The next time I try to reconstruct that window layout with rio -i 
myriostart.

The result is, one acme window. No rc window, since it's impossible to 
run rc with a pid as an argument.

You can say it's a feature or a bug, whatever you want. Imo this way wloc 
is only partially reliable.

More things to reconsider: what if I relabel the acme window? It's still 
an acme window, but with a different name, and I get no windows since the 
label doesn't name a program.

What if I relabel the acme window with some existing program? For 
example, stats? I get a huge stats window and not an acme window at all.

What if I relabel my acme window to fshalt? 🤔😂 ... Ok that's probably 
your own fault then...

In the end, when using wloc and programs you download from anywhere else, 
always check the labels of your windows.

sirjofri