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The question says it all really, is there a command that emulates Always On Top that you get by right clicking on window borders?

Arda
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  1. Install wmctrl
  2. Open a terminal and type wmctrl -l. You will see a list of windows and processes.
  3. Type wmctrl -i -r 0x01c00267 -b add,above. Replace 0x01c00267 with the window number you want to be on top.
Ed Villegas
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