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2009-12-27
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2009-12-27
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2009-12-27
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It is possible but when the task switcher detects that an app cannot be closed, it will ask you if it should kill the process.
I think there is some API for task-switcher, but likely there is no API for disabling close button in switcher view.
One option which may be viable in your case, is setting window not to show in task-switcher at all.. You can do that with gtk_window_skip_taskbar_hint().
But it's so easy to accidently close the app from the task switcher.
Is there a way so that it cannot be closed from the task switcher?
I would love a locking feature in the task switcher where the X button can be disabled for certain apps.
Is this even possible?