Thanx Paul, I really appreciate your help + code samples!
I already got wmctrl installed and running it does everything I need so far! 8)
... and yes the WM is indeed metacity, the default installed with gnome.
(Actually I really do not care much, as long as I have the least possible administration tasks setting up my ubuntu box, which may distract me from hacking ... )
Anyway X11::GUITest does muuuuch more than wmctrl, e.g sending keystrokes to the app, simulating a typing user - excellent!
That's something I have on my todo list for a long time now, so muchas gracias again!!! 8)
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