XPRA is so fantastic that I sometimes use it to view several remote machines at the same time. This packs several identical stylish icons side-by-side in the tray of whatever Ubuntu session manager I happen to be using.

In this situation, disconnecting the correct session while preserving the rest can be a challenge. It would be nice if the menu that pops up when I click on the XPRA icon could list the name of the corresponding host machine at the very top. The floating tooltips associated with the icons convince me that this should be possible. I would appreciate seeing confirmation that I have clicked on the correct icon right in the menu itself.

Thanks!

If you try to start an application on a Fedora 24 server using WindowSwitch? 0.12.21, you get the following error dialog:

You have requested an xpra session but this server does not support it.

Attempting to start an xpra session directly using: xpra start ssh:localhost:100 --start-child=xchat

actually produces an application.

xpra is installed in the same location that winswitch thinks it is.

The ​http://winswitch.org/dists/CentOS/6.8/x86_64/ directory is missing the "winswitch-0.12....." package.

The ​http://winswitch.org/dists/CentOS/6.7/x86_64/ directory does have packages like winswitch-0.12.22-1.x86_64.rpm

Do I need to hardcode my /etc/yum.repos.d/winswitch.repo to use 6.7 instead of $releasever ?