Re: Make nautilus manage all desktops

2012-01-30 Thread Giorgos Keramidas
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 10:29 PM, Marco net...@lavabit.com wrote:
 That's it! I now have

 awful.rules.rules = {
        […]
        { rule = { class = Nautilus, instance = desktop_window },
        properties = { sticky = true } },
        […]
 }

 and it works like a charm. The desktop icons appear on all
 tags and the file manager windows only on the current one.

Thanks! This was a nice and useful rule. I added it to my own
rc.lua too just now.

FWIW, it may be useful to set { border_width = 0 } too for these
Nautilus windows, so that awesome will not add any styling
border around the desktop window.  This way it will look
more like a 'real' desktop surface.

Cheers,
Giorgos

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awesome in Linux Action Show S04E20

2012-01-30 Thread Piotr Ozarowski
FYI: http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/16411/awesome-window-manager-las-s20e04/

[/me didn't watch it yet]
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Re: awesome in Linux Action Show S04E20

2012-01-30 Thread Julien Danjou
On Mon, Jan 30 2012, Piotr Ozarowski wrote:

 FYI: 
 http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/16411/awesome-window-manager-las-s20e04/

It starts at 0:50:00, and it's very fun. :)

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Transparent systray background

2012-01-30 Thread Marco
My wibox is partly transparent, but not the systray within
the  wibox. It  has an  ugly black  background. How  can I
apply transparency to the systray background?

I guess  I have to  modify the theme,  but I have  no idea
which values to add or to change.

Marco



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Re: Transparent systray background

2012-01-30 Thread Uli Schlachter
On 30.01.2012 16:26, Marco wrote:
 My wibox is partly transparent, but not the systray within
 the  wibox. It  has an  ugly black  background. How  can I
 apply transparency to the systray background?

You can't.

Uli

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Re: Transparent systray background

2012-01-30 Thread Alexander Yakushev

Hello, Marco,

What Uli meant to say is that Awesome doesn't manage the system tray 
directly. It rather just tells X server where the tray should be drawn, 
and then X does it itself. That is why there is very limited way of how 
you can customize the tray.
I myself hate that trash shelf so I try to reduce the number of 
applications that like to sit there. It's currently only Dropbox and 
Deluge and I don't need neither of them before my eyes all the time, so 
I put together a banal script that shows/hides the traybar on demand 
after a key combination is pressed. If you are interested I can share it 
somewhere.


Regards,
Alexander

On 01/30/2012 05:26 PM, Marco wrote:

My wibox is partly transparent, but not the systray within
the  wibox. It  has an  ugly black  background. How  can I
apply transparency to the systray background?

I guess  I have to  modify the theme,  but I have  no idea
which values to add or to change.

Marco



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Re: Transparent systray background

2012-01-30 Thread Marco
On 2012-01-30 Alexander Yakushev yakushev.a...@gmail.com wrote:

 […] Awesome doesn't manage  the system tray directly. It
 rather  just tells  X server  where the  tray should  be
 drawn, and then  X does it itself. That is  why there is
 very limited way of how you can customize the tray.

Thanks for the explanation.

 I myself hate that trash shelf

I like it a lot. It  provides easy access to programs that
run  in  the  background  like email  client,  IM  client,
battery information and network manager.

 so I try to reduce  the number of applications that like
 to sit there.

ACK. When I  see other people's systrays  (half the screen
width …) I totally understand your feelings :)

 It's currently only Dropbox and  Deluge and I don't need
 neither of them before my eyes all the time

That exactly is  what I like. I  want to see when  I get a
message, a  mail or my  battery runs low, otherwise  I can
draw the  information somewhere on the  desktop, there's a
lot more space.

 I  put  together a  banal  script  that shows/hides  the
 traybar on demand after a key combination is pressed. If
 you are interested I can share it somewhere.

Thanks  for the  offer, but  I think  I will  refrain from
playing around with it. It's nothing that drives me crazy.
As  a  workaround I  picked  a  wallpaper which  is  black
underneath the systray.

Best wishes

Marco



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Re: awesome in Linux Action Show S04E20

2012-01-30 Thread Satisficer
On 2012-01-30, Julien Danjou jul...@danjou.info wrote:

 On Mon, Jan 30 2012, Piotr Ozarowski wrote:

 FYI: http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/16411/awesome-window-manager-las-=
 s20e04/

 It starts at 0:50:00, and it's very fun. :)

I thought I had defeated the urge to tinker with my setup, but after
watching this I'll spend the next 2 days screwing around with widgets.

Thanks for the link!


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Re: Transparent systray background

2012-01-30 Thread Zveroy
Also you can use standalone tray application like trayer which
supports transparency. It will be not difficult to place tray near
your wibar if you have fixed number of icons in tray.

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RE: awesome in Linux Action Show S04E20

2012-01-30 Thread David Sorkovsky

 
I agree - thanks for sharing the video link - was good to see!

100% agree that awesome is a perfect low memory, powerful GUI for a server
and the customization is lovely - could have a few better getting started
guides/tutorials, but once you take the lid off, it isn't that hard!

I have even just setup Ubuntu Server with Awesome on a BeagleBoard xM [ARM]
- Especially sweet given that limited RAM!


Regards, 

Dave

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To: awesome@naquadah.org
Subject: Re: awesome in Linux Action Show S04E20

On 2012-01-30, Julien Danjou jul...@danjou.info wrote:

 On Mon, Jan 30 2012, Piotr Ozarowski wrote:

 FYI: 
 http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/16411/awesome-window-manager-las-=
 s20e04/

 It starts at 0:50:00, and it's very fun. :)

I thought I had defeated the urge to tinker with my setup, but after
watching this I'll spend the next 2 days screwing around with widgets.

Thanks for the link!


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Re: Re: Transparent systray background

2012-01-30 Thread 成実Musee
On 01/30/2012 08:20:43 PM, awesome@naquadah.org wrote:
 Hello, Marco,brbrWhat Uli meant to say is that Awesome doesn't 
 manage the system tray brdirectly. It rather just tells X server where 
 the tray should be drawn, brand then X does it itself. That is why 
 there is very limited way of how bryou can customize the tray.brI 
 myself hate that trash shelf so I try to reduce the number of 
 brapplications that like to sit there. It's currently only Dropbox and 
 brDeluge 
 and I don't need neither of them before my eyes all the time, so brI 
 put together a banal script that shows/hides the traybar on demand 
 brafter a key combination is pressed. If you are interested I can share it 
 brsomewhere.brbrRegards,brAlexander
I'd be interested. Pastebin? ;]

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