>> Key $MODKEY-$RIGHT >> i=`wmiir read /ctl| grep view | cut -d ' ' -f 2` >> i=$(($i+1)) >> wmiir xwrite /ctl view "$i" >> Key $MODKEY-$LEFT >> i=`wmiir read /ctl| grep view | cut -d ' ' -f 2` >> i=$(($i-1)) >> wmiir xwrite /ctl view "$i" > > You'd probably be better off with the code from the stock rc: > > Key $MODKEY-$RIGHT # Move to the next tag > wmiir xwrite /ctl view $(wi_tags | wi_nexttag) > Key $MODKEY-$LEFT # Move to the previous tag > wmiir xwrite /ctl view $(wi_tags | sort -r | wi_nexttag) >
Thanks I'll take a look at it! Do you think that using bash script as I did might cause problems (incompatibilities) in future versions? >> A slightly modified version worked on previous versions. Now I can >> only change the views, but when I try to execute a terminal or other >> things, they still appear on the other view. Any ideas on how to make >> it work? > > It's probably because of something you have in tagrules, or, failing that, > you're using a terminal that for some reason marks all of its new windows as > belonging to the same group. Yup, I narrowed down the problem to the "gnome-terminal", everything else works great. Do you know how can I fix it? Thanks for the answer Kris, zweifel
