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Is there a way to force a gtk.Window object to ignore the Window Manager’s show/hide commands, such as ‘iconify’ and ‘show desktop?’
I’m trying to create a persistent window, stuck to the desktop, that will not disappear with all other windows when the desktop is exposed.
EDIT: I guess what I’m wondering specifically is whether or not it’s possible to reproduce the behavior found in applications such as docks, desktop widgets, system trays, etc. using PyGTK?
You’ve got it backwards; it’s not the window manager telling the window to minimize, by sending it a command. The window manager owns the window, if it wants to stop mapping a window, it will just do it, without asking the window for permission.
So I would think that the answer is ‘no’.