oticed a feature that I haven't seen in awesome, maybe it's
> available though an external script I'm not aware of, but.
>
> mod-r gives me an prompt where I can type programs I want to open,
> there's a way to this same prompt gives me a drop down options with last
> commands I typed or something similar ?
>
>
>
try 'launchy'
On 2015年05月21日 08:59, Jeferson Lesbao wrote:
Hi,
Today I noticed a feature that I haven't seen in awesome, maybe it's
available though an external script I'm not aware of, but.
mod-r gives me an prompt where I can type programs I want to open,
there&#x
Hi,
Today I noticed a feature that I haven't seen in awesome, maybe it's
available though an external script I'm not aware of, but.
mod-r gives me an prompt where I can type programs I want to open, there's
a way to this same prompt gives me a drop down options with last
On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 3:05 AM, Pete wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> I have a script that checks for a session in tmux and either attaches to
> the session or creates the session. I'd like to be able to run this from
> the prompt box. I thought that if I check to see if I'm
Hi Guys,
I have a script that checks for a session in tmux and either attaches to the
session or creates the session. I'd like to be able to run this from the
prompt box. I thought that if I check to see if I'm running an interactive
shell, I could either run the script or star
On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 7:37 AM, elmar bucher wrote:
> Hej Kelly
>
> Try on your shell:
> awesome --version
>
> then you will know you full awesome version.
>
> So long, Elmar
Thanks, but I should have clarified: I am at work and do not have
access to my home machine with awesome. It's XP for me
Hej Kelly
Try on your shell:
awesome --version
then you will know you full awesome version.
So long, Elmar
On 30 January 2013 17:22, Kelly Clowers wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 3:15 AM, Max Buelte wrote:
> > You can try to set the correct keyboard layout directly in your
> ~/.xinintrc
Thomas Koch writes:
> since my last awesome update to 3.4.14 my awesome prompt uses the
> english keymap although /etd/default/keyboard contains: XKBLAYOUT="de"
>
> All applications and the ttys1-6 use the german keyboard layout. I'm
> on Debian (unstable + experim
On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 3:15 AM, Max Buelte wrote:
> You can try to set the correct keyboard layout directly in your ~/.xinintrc
> like:
>
> setxkbmap -model pc105 -layout de -variant nodeadkeys,intl
>
> This should ensure, that X is running with the correct one. And awesome
> should use this
Hi,
>
> since my last awesome update to 3.4.14 my awesome prompt uses the english
> keymap although /etd/default/keyboard contains:
> XKBLAYOUT="de"
>
> All applications and the ttys1-6 use the german keyboard layout. I'm on
> Debian
> (unstable + ex
Hi,
since my last awesome update to 3.4.14 my awesome prompt uses the english
keymap although /etd/default/keyboard contains:
XKBLAYOUT="de"
All applications and the ttys1-6 use the german keyboard layout. I'm on Debian
(unstable + experimental). Where could I start to s
a for this:
awful.key({ modkey }, "r", function ()
local promptbox =
mypromptbox[mouse.screen]
awful.prompt.run({ prompt =
promptbox.prompt },
p
quot;, function ()
local promptbox =
mypromptbox[mouse.screen]
awful.prompt.run({ prompt =
promptbox.prompt },
promptbox.widget,
Greetings!
I am trying to work out how to hack the run dialog in awesome so that it
can handle URLs. Basically, I want it to detect when I type in any kind
of URL and pass it to xdg-open.
I have a pretty good idea of how that actual bit of code should look,
but what's the simplest way to ov
Regards,
Radek
2011/7/1 Sébastien Delafond :
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering how to incrementally select a client by name, among all
> clients on the current tag (across all tags would work too), sort of
> like emacs' incremental search: I'd just start to type a few characte
Hi,
I was wondering how to incrementally select a client by name, among all
clients on the current tag (across all tags would work too), sort of
like emacs' incremental search: I'd just start to type a few characters
in a prompt, and awesome would keep dynamically selecting whate
Am 17.05.2011 11:48, schrieb Piter_:
Hi all.
Is $path for bash and for awesome prompt is different?
i have some scripts in ~/bin. this folder is in $path. But I cannot
run them from awesome prompt. I have no problem with it in terminal.
How can I fix it?
Thanks.
Petro.
From where do you set
Hi all.
Is $path for bash and for awesome prompt is different?
i have some scripts in ~/bin. this folder is in $path. But I cannot
run them from awesome prompt. I have no problem with it in terminal.
How can I fix it?
Thanks.
Petro.
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Hi,
I want to share with you my small patch to prompt.lua to make it behave a
little bit more like my ZSH configuration. It adds two features to command
history management:
- no duplicates in the history
- write the beginning of a command then press CTRL + up/down arrows to
search backward/forward
Unfortunately, no, it doesn't :(
On 10 February 2011 16:56, Anurag Priyam wrote:
> > Clicking a task in the taskbar will focus the app, but won't raise it. In
> > pure openbox it does work, so I'm guessing there's something about the
> > interaction with awesome.
>
> Does adding c:raise() to the
> Clicking a task in the taskbar will focus the app, but won't raise it. In
> pure openbox it does work, so I'm guessing there's something about the
> interaction with awesome.
Does adding c:raise() to the focus hook (towards the end of default
rc.lua) works?
client.add_signal("focus", function(c
tion with awesome.
Also, what could I use to replace the Mod4+r prompt? I'm looking for
something light and sleak, preferably somewhat like tint2/wibox launcher
themselves in appearance (that is, lxlauncher and the like aren't quite what
I want).
> I did not finish the job, but what I have is already working and doing 80%
> of the job. It is somelike bashrun, but more simple and based on the zshell
> instead of bash.
>
> You can check latest configs and scripts here:
> http://code.google.com/p/linuxtools/source/browse/#svn/trunk/zshrun
Tha
On 09/15/2010 02:59 PM, Anurag Priyam wrote:
I use slightly modified regular zshell session as a launcher. It does most
of the completing job, and does it good.
I am interested. Please could you post how you do it? Where can I find
your configs?
Ok, I found some discussion on it in the arch
>> I use slightly modified regular zshell session as a launcher. It does most
>> of the completing job, and does it good.
>>
>
> I am interested. Please could you post how you do it? Where can I find
> your configs?
>
Ok, I found some discussion on it in the archives( search - bashrun ).
Will have
Hi DiRaven,
> I use slightly modified regular zshell session as a launcher. It does most
> of the completing job, and does it good.
>
I am interested. Please could you post how you do it? Where can I find
your configs?
--
Anurag Priyam,
3rd Year Undergraduate,
Department of Mechanical Engineeri
On 09/15/2010 04:27 AM, velociraptor Genjix wrote:
How can I change the behaviour of the run prompt so that it stops at the
greedy match, rather than just completing as the first entry?
I get typing a program name, tabbing, getting some random other program
and insta-hitting enter.
Could I
velociraptor Genjix schrieb:
> How can I change the behaviour of the run prompt so that it stops at the
> greedy match, rather than just completing as the first entry?
> I get typing a program name, tabbing, getting some random other program and
> insta-hitting enter.
> Could I
How can I change the behaviour of the run prompt so that it stops at the greedy
match, rather than just completing as the first entry?
I get typing a program name, tabbing, getting some random other program and
insta-hitting enter.
Could I change it like the terminal behaves? Couldn't
On Sun, Aug 29 2010, immerrr wrote:
Currently, on Shift+Insert selection gets inserted at the end of
the prompt text and the cursor's shifted right by #selection
characters. Apparently, this results in wrong behavior when the
cursor is in the middle of entered text. The fix is trivial
Hi there,
Currently, on Shift+Insert selection gets inserted at the end of the prompt
text and the cursor's shifted right by #selection characters. Apparently, this
results in wrong behavior when the cursor is in the middle of entered text.
The fix is trivial yet I'm not quite sure
Hello List,
I'm wondering if there was a way to automatically call the execute
function on a prompt as soon as a certain amount of characters are
typed.
I'm working on a way to select specific clients on screen. I give all
of them a two-character identifier on creation (with letters a
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:55 AM, Leo L. Schwab wrote:
> I've just started messing with AwesomeWM to see if I'm going to like
> it, and decided that I really wanted history search in the run prompt. So I
> started hacking on prompt.lua, and ended up with this. It'
I've just started messing with AwesomeWM to see if I'm going to like
it, and decided that I really wanted history search in the run prompt. So I
started hacking on prompt.lua, and ended up with this. It's not really
finished yet (lots of loose ends that need work), but
I use zenity to get pop-up dialogs. I have in particular a small script
for tagging photos that relies on zenity (and exiftool) which I run from
within feh. Unfortunately, when feh is in fullscreen, the dialog pops
under and steals the focus from feh. So feh is unusable as it no longer
is focused a
On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 11:34:08PM +0100, Paweł Zuzelski wrote:
> On Sat, 31 Oct 2009, Gerry LaMontagne wrote:
>
> > I was wondering if anyone knew off the top of their head if it's possible
> > to create pop-up prompt boxes? I'm guessing yes, but I haven't
>
On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 03:48:15PM +0100, Gregor Best wrote:
> As I'm the maintainer of obvious, I should probably suggest its
> popup_run item which basically does what you want. I myself use dmenu
> with uzbl though because I have a neat shell script around which caches
> entries made, thus servi
On Sat, 31 Oct 2009, Gerry LaMontagne wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone knew off the top of their head if it's possible to
> create pop-up prompt boxes? I'm guessing yes, but I haven't
> looked into it thoroughly yet and, yes, I'm being lazy coming here to see if
As I'm the maintainer of obvious, I should probably suggest its
popup_run item which basically does what you want. I myself use dmenu
with uzbl though because I have a neat shell script around which caches
entries made, thus serving as a history/bookmark/url box.
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I've been playing a little with a new browser call uzbl. It's bare bones, but
really fast and extensible through a variety of means.
I was wondering if anyone knew off the top of their head if it's possible to
create pop-up prompt boxes? I'm guessing yes, but I ha
jsl4r
>>
>> On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 5:19 AM, Israel Herraiz wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> There is also PyTwerp, that can post to Laconica servers as well as
>>> Twitter:
>>>
>>> http://code.google.com/p/pytwerp/
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Israel
>>>
>>
>> to be clear, i have no problem with the script. that works fine. its
>> getting the prompt to work together with the script that im having an issue
>> with.
>>
>
>
> --
> Yo'av Moshe
>
m though. something is up with the lua function.
> here is twitter-gx:
> http://tinyurl.com/qjsl4r
>
> On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 5:19 AM, Israel Herraiz wrote:
>
>>
>> There is also PyTwerp, that can post to Laconica servers as well as
>> Twitter:
>>
>> http
>
> Cheers,
> Israel
>
to be clear, i have no problem with the script. that works fine. its getting
the prompt to work together with the script that im having an issue with.
Excerpts from the's message on Aug 12, 2009 about 1 AM:
> hey guys.
>
> im trying to hack together a custom prompt to post messages to twitter. i
> found a cli twitter client called twitter-gk that i thought would
> work well.
There is also PyTwerp, that can post to Laconic
I might be wrong, but it seems that your spawn function is missing the
t' of 'gtk', and a space afterwards.
Yo'av
On 8/12/09, the last known god wrote:
> hey guys.
>
> im trying to hack together a custom prompt to post messages to twitter. i
> found a cli twitter
Le Tue, 11 Aug 2009 19:17:54 -0400,
the last known god a écrit :
> hey guys.
>
> im trying to hack together a custom prompt to post messages to
> twitter. i found a cli twitter client called twitter-gk that i
> thought would work well.
You could try to use http://luafor
hey guys.
im trying to hack together a custom prompt to post messages to twitter. i
found a cli twitter client called twitter-gk that i thought would work well.
to post using twitter-gk all i have to run is:
twitter-gk
this is what i have put together looking at other people's code. it d
>
> Run: /h
>
> becomes
>
> Run: /
zsh completion is bugged in awesome, unfortunately.
> 2. It seems the prompt doesn't recognize environment variables and special
> directory shortcuts.
>
> /home/jacques/executable (works)
> $HOME/executable
It's possible some of these existed in previous versions of awesome but this
is the first time I have noticed them.
1. I can't use tab completion for executables not in my $PATH. For example,
if I type the following
Run: /h
becomes
Run: /
2. It seems the prompt doesn't recogn
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