Remember that awesome is just a window manager, not a full desktop
environment. Controlling input events is not its main purpose. As
you've tried, you could set some key bindings using Caps Lock, but
reading key states is a little off.
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Thank you, Claudio!
Will think about it.
Looks like there's no an easy way and rc.lua is not enough for such
things and awesome is not so awesome respectively. But it still is
awesome though.
Thanks again.
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On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 16:18, basilio wrote:
> Hi to all!
>
> I understand that my question is not as easy as changing background and
> all that bells and whistles and really needs an expert. But anyway I
> need some help. I believe that this can be done somehow using signals. I
> just can't unde
Hi to all!
I understand that my question is not as easy as changing background and
all that bells and whistles and really needs an expert. But anyway I
need some help. I believe that this can be done somehow using signals. I
just can't understand how to catch the event of pressing Cups/Num Lock
bu
I managed to solve this problem. Here's my solution, which is a
derivative of Uli's solution:
> Let's try something random:
> awful.key({ modkey }, "]", function()
> awful.util.spawn_with_shell("sleep 1 ; /home/user1/bin/poweroff")
> awesome.quit()
> end)
I realized that I can save volume level