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komorebi managed every normal window that is alive, and there was no way to keep an application out of the layout. The rule engine decides whether a window is managed: an ignore rule keeps the windows it matches out, unless a manage rule matches them too, and a float rule puts a window in the floating windows of its workspace when it opens. A rule matches a window by its title, its executable, its class or the path of its executable. Plasma's shell and KRunner are ignored from the start. `komorebic ignore-rule` and `manage-rule` add a rule, `session-float-rule` floats the focused window and the windows like it until the daemon stops, `clear-session-float-rules` removes those rules, and `global-state` shows the rules. The `DebugWindow` message says why a window is managed or not. Applications often open a window before they give it its title, so the bridge now reports a title change, and a window komorebi does not have is asked about again when its title changes, for a rule on the title to decide. The vm-commands sweep adds and shows rules, and a section of its own checks that a window an ignore rule matches by its first title is tiled once it has another. vm-kwin-events checks that a window giving itself another title reaches the daemon as a title update.
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```text
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Add a rule to always manage the specified application
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Usage: manage-rule <IDENTIFIER> <ID>
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Arguments:
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<IDENTIFIER>
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Possible values:
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- exe: Executable name
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- class: Role or subrole
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- title: Window title
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- path: Executable path
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<ID>
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Identifier as a string
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Options:
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-h, --help
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Print help (see a summary with '-h')
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```
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