Tag switching question

Hi, Nothing "broken" here, but just curious about a strange phenomenon: A very handy shortcut is built in to switch between tags on the same screen (Super + Esc). This works great when I hold Super first and then tap Esc. However, when I hold Esc first instead and then tap Super, it flicker

Re: Themeing question

ithub.com/copycat-killer/awesome-copycats) did a very good job >> to add pretty full width line on tag, I don't remember how he achieved it. >> >> I Hope it can help you a little. >> >> Kind Regards, >> Alexis >> >> Le jeu. 10 sept. 2015 à 12:26

Re: Themeing question

don't remember how he achieved it. > > I Hope it can help you a little. > > Kind Regards, > Alexis > > Le jeu. 10 sept. 2015 à 12:26, Alexander Holte-Davidsen < > alexander.david...@gmail.com> a écrit : > >> Hi all, >> >> I see that there is some

Re: Themeing question

th line on tag, I don't remember how he achieved it. I Hope it can help you a little. Kind Regards, Alexis Le jeu. 10 sept. 2015 à 12:26, Alexander Holte-Davidsen < alexander.david...@gmail.com> a écrit : > Hi all, > > I see that there is some activity on this list, so I

Themeing question

Hi all, I see that there is some activity on this list, so I'll post a question in hope that someone can help me. I'm trying to make some changes to the theme I'm using, but I have no idea on how to achieve what I want. For the tag names I'm using the UTF-8 character called

Re: Question about client.add_signal("custom_signal")

Hi, Am 28.05.2015 um 13:32 schrieb Aleksander Szczygieł: > I have question - I need custom signal in my rc and I used undocumented > function client.add_signal("custom_signal") (like it was made in > awesoem/lib/awful/client.lua) to do it before using > client.emit_signal

Question about client.add_signal("custom_signal")

Hi, I have question - I need custom signal in my rc and I used undocumented function client.add_signal("custom_signal") (like it was made in awesoem/lib/awful/client.lua) to do it before using client.emit_signal("custom_signal"), but this function is undocumented so I'

Re: overscan question

Hmm I don't think that will work as I need all visible items to show inside the 'border'. I will play with the settings suggested by Andre and see what I can make happen. Thanks, Dave On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 10:27 AM, Namikaze Minato wrote: > Actually the magnifier *layout* is a default one, bu

Re: overscan question

Actually the magnifier *layout* is a default one, but it will only help you for the active window, not the taskbar which will still be hidden. Namikaze On 4 March 2014 14:37, David Henderson wrote: > Thanks Namikaze, will this create the 'border' I was talking about? > > Thanks, > Dave > -- To

Re: overscan question

> >> > >>On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 3:38 PM, Matthieu Cameirao < > >>matthieu.camei...@isboring.org> wrote: > >> > >>> Le Monday 03 March 2014 à 01:38:41PM, David Henderson a écrit : > >>> > Good afternoon everyone! I've recently

Re: overscan question

e: > > > >> Le Monday 03 March 2014 à 01:38:41PM, David Henderson a écrit : > >> > Good afternoon everyone! I've recently built an HTPC and have it > >> connected > >> > to the TV via HDMI. Previously it was using a VGA cable, but since > &

Re: overscan question

;>> connected >>> > to the TV via HDMI. Previously it was using a VGA cable, but since >>I've >>> > made the transition to the different connection the tv is >>generating >>> > overscan with no way of turning it off in the setup (or with xr

Re: overscan question

I've recently built an HTPC and have it >> connected >> > to the TV via HDMI. Previously it was using a VGA cable, but since >I've >> > made the transition to the different connection the tv is >generating >> > overscan with no way of turning it of

Re: overscan question

y of turning it off in the setup (or with xrandr it > > seems). My question to the mailing list is can I correct this using > > awesome? It appears that just changing the resolution will not correct > the > > problem, but instead I will need to "add a border" around t

Re: overscan question

nerating > overscan with no way of turning it off in the setup (or with xrandr it > seems). My question to the mailing list is can I correct this using > awesome? It appears that just changing the resolution will not correct the > problem, but instead I will need to "add a borde

overscan question

r it seems). My question to the mailing list is can I correct this using awesome? It appears that just changing the resolution will not correct the problem, but instead I will need to "add a border" around the viewable area of the screen. Can this be accomplished with awesome or do I

Re: Another setup question

On 06/18/2012 01:45 PM, Uli Schlachter wrote: Uhm. Could you triple check if this really is cairo 1.12? This cannot happen. :-/ I checked 'ldd' of 'awesome', and then checked '/proc/awesome/map' when it was actually running to confirm that the only libcairo loaded is the one I built, which c

Re: Another setup question

On 17.06.2012 23:34, Evan Driscoll wrote: > On 06/16/2012 01:55 AM, Uli Schlachter wrote: >> Also, could you install xtrace[0] and run awesome under it? I assume that the >> last thing in your .xsession is something like "exec awesome". Turn that into >> "exec xtrace --relative-timestamps --outfile

Re: Another setup question

On Saturday, June 16, 2012 08:55:12 AM Uli Schlachter wrote: > This sounds like a bug in cairo. Sadly, I'm cairo upstream for the xcb > backend, so this is still something that I am supposed to look into. I can pretty easily try other versions of Cairo, or patch it for more information. One mor

Re: Another setup question

ot; together with " RENDER (opcode: 154, base error: 178)" decodes to "RenderCompositeGlyphs8 (= show text) failed with error BadPicture". Which raises the question "which of the two pictures involved was bad?". With the default config, the source picture shou

Re: Another setup question

On 06/15/2012 07:29 PM, Evan Driscoll wrote: Also, just in case anything else rings any alarm bells I've attached my .xsession and a directory listing of a couple places I have my custom libraries built. I don't really expect you to look at them (or really spend all that much time on someone with

Re: Another setup question

On 06/15/2012 07:29 PM, Evan Driscoll wrote: On 06/15/2012 03:07 AM, Uli Schlachter wrote: Since you are already building awesome yourself, could you apply the attached patch and show us the new output from where you did "startx"? Please also include the output from "xdpyinfo -queryExtensions |

Re: Another setup question

On 06/15/2012 03:07 AM, Uli Schlachter wrote: Since you are already building awesome yourself, could you apply the attached patch and show us the new output from where you did "startx"? Please also include the output from "xdpyinfo -queryExtensions | grep opcode" (or "DISPLAY=:0 xdpyinfo -queryEx

Re: Another setup question

On 15.06.2012 01:02, Evan Driscoll wrote: > OK, so I spent much of the day trying to get Awesome set up on my work > computer. It's an RHEL5 platform and I don't have root, so it was a bit > of an adventure. > > I'm running 3.4.12 with the default rc.lua. > > I rebuild all the dependencies and

Another setup question

OK, so I spent much of the day trying to get Awesome set up on my work computer. It's an RHEL5 platform and I don't have root, so it was a bit of an adventure. I'm running 3.4.12 with the default rc.lua. I rebuild all the dependencies and got it to the point where it runs and mostly works, bu

Re: Multiscreen problems + systray keyboard control + widget question

On 05/07/12 08:11, Alfredo Palhares wrote: Excerpts from Dariusz Dwornikowski's message of Fri May 04 20:43:53 +0200 2012: 1. When I add activate external display, all my clients (windows) form my LVDS screen momentarily switch to the external display. Is there a way to force them to stay. I alw

Re: Multiscreen problems + systray keyboard control + widget question

Hello Dariusz, Excerpts from Dariusz Dwornikowski's message of Fri May 04 20:43:53 +0200 2012: > 1. When I add activate external display, all my clients (windows) form > my LVDS screen momentarily switch to the external display. Is there a > way to force them to stay. I always use my LVDS as the

Re: Multiscreen problems + systray keyboard control + widget question

> Systray question > > 4. Is there a way to focus on systray with a keyboard and "click" the > tray icon ? I would like to use gajim like that. It is not some urgent > thing for me, just curious whether the mojo for that exists. Since you mentioned gajim, there is "

Re: Multiscreen problems + systray keyboard control + widget question

then. Random guess: Sounds like a driver issue. The window manager just tells the X server where windows should be displayed, so it's not involved in any painting. > Systray question > > 4. Is there a way to focus on systray with a keyboard and "click" the > tray ico

Re: Multiscreen problems + systray keyboard control + widget question

On 4 May 2012 21:06, Matthew Hague wrote: > >> 1. When I add activate external display, all my clients (windows) form >> my LVDS screen momentarily switch to the external display. Is there a >> way to force them to stay. I always use my LVDS as the primary for >> work (coding, browsing) and the ex

Re: Multiscreen problems + systray keyboard control + widget question

> 1. When I add activate external display, all my clients (windows) form > my LVDS screen momentarily switch to the external display. Is there a > way to force them to stay. I always use my LVDS as the primary for > work (coding, browsing) and the external for reading/presentations. I haven't not

Multiscreen problems + systray keyboard control + widget question

is tiled of the picture from the main display. When I set the external's resultion to the same as the main's everything is fine then. Systray question 4. Is there a way to focus on systray with a keyboard and "click" the tray icon ? I would like to use gajim like that. It is not som

Re: newbie question about lua, tagging and getting it do to what I want

in one single word 'awesome' On 03/05/12 16:34, Can Altıparmak wrote: > Hi Jorge, > From what I understand, you only want to cycle through "non empty" > tags. Easiest way would be, repeating until a non-empty tag is > selected. > > awful.key({ modkey, }, "Left", function() > repeat awful.tag.v

Re: newbie question about lua, tagging and getting it do to what I want

Hi Jorge, >From what I understand, you only want to cycle through "non empty" tags. Easiest way would be, repeating until a non-empty tag is selected. awful.key({ modkey, }, "Left", function() repeat awful.tag.viewprev() until next(awful.tag.selected(mouse.screen):clients()) end ), awful.k

newbie question about lua, tagging and getting it do to what I want

Hi there, Can anyone help me with a small change I want to do on my rc.lua ? I have configured awesome so that it only lists my active tags, [1][2][3].[9] <--- skype usually runs on tag9 162 -- Create a taglist widget 163 mytaglist[s] = awful.widget.taglist(s, awful.widget.taglist.la

Re: Lua Question

Hi Gerald, It works for me, but I have 1 screen. If you have multiple screens, you should call "client.get(screen)" I think. > For the most part is works, but when I only have one client in the screen it > is still highlighted, even though it works correctly otherwise. However, by "one client in

Lua Question

Hi, I have this function that I am adding th rc.lua to highlight the in-focus client, with the idea that if it is the only cleient not to highlight it. For the most part is works, but when I only have one client in the screen it is still highlighted, even though it works correctly otherwise. Does

Re: Question on settings programs to float

Thanks for the tip on xprop Perry with that I figured out what was wrong, I needed to capitalize the K in ktp. On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 10:03 PM, Perry Hargrave wrote: > > On Apr 23, 2012 6:48 PM, "Adam Jimerson" wrote: > > > > Hello all > > > > I have am having an issue when setting a client to

Re: Question on settings programs to float

On Apr 23, 2012 6:48 PM, "Adam Jimerson" wrote: > > Hello all > > I have am having an issue when setting a client to default to float in my rc.lua file, in my configuration file's rule section I have the following: > > { rule = { class = "ktp-contactlist" }, > properties = { tag = tags[1

Question on settings programs to float

Hello all I have am having an issue when setting a client to default to float in my rc.lua file, in my configuration file's rule section I have the following: { rule = { class = "ktp-contactlist" }, properties = { tag = tags[1][5], floating = true } }, { rule =

Question about focus and pidgin behavior.

If I got a windows W in focus on tag 1, then I switch to tag 2, is the window W still in focus? I ask this because some times I have the feeling that pidgin don't notify me because its window behaves as was still in focus.. while I'm in another tag Cheers, Hilst -- Follow the white rabbit!

Re: Question

You can grab this numeric keypad's keycodes via the tool called `xev` and duplicate the bindings for both ordinar number keys and these ones. Most likely they would be called "KP_1", "KP_2" etc. Best regards, Alexander On 03/19/2012 02:01 AM, Gerald Klein wrote: Hi, Does anyone know how to sup

Question

Hi, Does anyone know how to supplant the number keys above the keyboard for the keypad on the right in commands like "move to tag #" the code specifically uses the keycodes for the numbers above the keyboard? thanks for any help -- Gerald Klein DBA www.geraldklein.com

Question about obvious.keymap_switch

How to setup keymap_switch to change layout by capslock hitting? And why some hotkeys like Ctrl+W/Ctrl+T not work when i'm using non-us layout (f.e. ru and us and when ru is active I can't use hotkeys)? -- To unsubscribe, send mail to awesome-unsubscr...@naquadah.org.

Re: quick question

On 10/06/2011 11:59 AM, Julien Danjou wrote: On Thu, Oct 06 2011, David Henderson wrote: Thanks for the replies! Seems like awesome really is awesome! :) With that question answered, I have one more that I'd like to ask... Can effects be added to the "taskbar" such as fadin

Re: quick question

On Thu, Oct 06 2011, David Henderson wrote: > Thanks for the replies! Seems like awesome really is awesome! :) With that > question answered, I have one more that I'd like to ask... Can effects be > added to the "taskbar" such as fading in and fading out? For example

Re: quick question

seems very interesting and I can't wait to start working with it. The immediate question I have is how configurable is the "taskbar" (the bar at the top containing the awesome button, the tags, etc)? For example, would I be able to add/remove tags, the awesome button, or the bar enti

Re: quick question

an't wait to start working with it. The immediate question I have is how > configurable is the "taskbar" (the bar at the top containing the awesome > button, the tags, etc)? For example, would I be able to add/remove tags, > the awesome button, or the bar entirel

Re: quick question

ery interesting and > I can't wait to start working with it.  The immediate question I have is how > configurable is the "taskbar" (the bar at the top containing the awesome > button, the tags, etc)?  For example, would I be able to add/remove tags, > the awesome button, or

quick question

diate question I have is how configurable is the "taskbar" (the bar at the top containing the awesome button, the tags, etc)? For example, would I be able to add/remove tags, the awesome button, or the bar entirely? Dave -- To unsubscribe, send mail to awesome-unsubscr...@naquadah.org.

Re: lua(.rc) syntax question

A little sear^H^H^H^Hfinding turned up this link which may be of interest in this thread: Best, mih -- To unsubscribe, send mail to awesome-unsubscr...@naquadah.org.

Re: lua(.rc) syntax question

On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 13:00, Zveroy wrote: > On my awesome v3.4.10 rule > > { rule_any = { class = { "Stardict", "Gimp" } }, properties = { > floating = true } }, > > works perfectly. > > Oh, it's  my fault. I fogot, you need use field "rule_any" instead "rule". > Neat. That keeps it simple. Th

Re: lua(.rc) syntax question

2011/6/11 Michael Hauser : > On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 09:07, Zveroy wrote: >> You can use this rule and it will work: >> >> { rule = { class = { "Audacity", "sunvox", "Hydrogen", "Evince" } }, >>   properties = { tag = tags[1][2], switchtotag = true, floating = false } }, >> >> No need for making m

Re: lua(.rc) syntax question

On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 09:07, Zveroy wrote: > You can use this rule and it will work: > > { rule = { class = { "Audacity", "sunvox", "Hydrogen", "Evince" } }, >   properties = { tag = tags[1][2], switchtotag = true, floating = false } }, > > No need for making multiple rules. Are you sure? This

Re: lua(.rc) syntax question

2011/6/11 stardiviner : > how to write belowing with a increasing table ? I mean that just write > belowing code into simple and small. > [...] Just change a little code from Vitor: myapps =  { { name = "code" }, { instance = "view" }, { instance = "IRC" }, etc. } for index, value in ipairs(myap

Re: lua(.rc) syntax question

how to write belowing with a increasing table ? I mean that just write belowing code into simple and small. -- tags as instance opened from Xterm { rule = { name = "code" }, properties = { floating = false, tag = tags[1][1], switchtotag = true } }, { rule = { ins

Re: lua(.rc) syntax question

2011/6/11 Michael Hauser : > Hello! > > This is more of a lua question... > But I'll ask here anyway: > I've the following construct in my 'lua.rc' > >  { rule = { class = "Audacity" }, >   properties = { tag = tags[1][2], switchtotag = tru

Re: lua(.rc) syntax question

On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 9:07 PM, Michael Hauser wrote: > I've the following construct in my 'lua.rc' I guess you mean your rc.lua. >  { rule = { class = "Audacity" }, >   properties = { tag = tags[1][2], switchtotag = true, floating = false } }, >  { rule = { class = "sunvox" }, >   properties =

lua(.rc) syntax question

Hello! This is more of a lua question... But I'll ask here anyway: I've the following construct in my 'lua.rc' { rule = { class = "Audacity" }, properties = { tag = tags[1][2], switchtotag = true, floating = false } }, { rule = { class = "sunvox&qu

Re: Question about .xinitrc (no daemons appear on startup)

Hello Johanes, I had this issue too and solved it symlinking like this (I can't remember of which one is actually needed, maybe you'll tell me) .Xclients -> .xinitrc* .xinitrc* .Xsession -> /home/bathizte/.xinitrc* Hope this help. -- Baptiste Le Sun, 20 Mar 2011 10:58:42 +0100, Johannes

Question about .xinitrc (no daemons appear on startup)

Hey. I got ubuntu with gnome. This is my .xinitrc file #!/usr/bin/env bash xsetroot -solid black & gnome-screensaver & gnome-settings-deamon & gnome-power-manager & nm-applet & gnome-volume-manager & exec /usr/local/bin/awesome

Re: four question: matached tag, widget, layout..

> ( maybe you only need to give a little tips ) > [1]: > How to automate move a app that matached in a list: like chromium,firefox > into a tag "browser". You need to use rules http://awesome.naquadah.org/doc/api/modules/awful.rules.html. { rule_any = { class = {"Iceweasel", "Google-chrome"}

four question: matached tag, widget, layout..

( maybe you only need to give a little tips ) [1]: How to automate move a app that matached in a list: like chromium,firefox into a tag "browser". [2]: what is the "Button1" in man awesome Navigation . i do not know which key is it on the keyboard. [3]: how to set default window type for every

Re: new to awesome, simple question

On Sat, 8 Jan 2011, Kovács Attila wrote: > I recently tried awesome WM, but something I can't understand about > its tiling feature. Sometimes a new terminal or browser is spawned, it > just stays in floating mode (and a little butterfly symbol appears.) > It works good on any else clients thou

new to awesome, simple question

Hi, I recently tried awesome WM, but something I can't understand about its tiling feature. Sometimes a new terminal or browser is spawned, it just stays in floating mode (and a little butterfly symbol appears.) It works good on any else clients though. Here is my rc.lua, a very basic one. http:

Re: General display resolution question

Sorry guys, I totally messed up this thread. Julien answered the following upon my last mail: >Hi Torsten, >[Be careful, you only replied to me] > > Well, what is GNOME? I mean I still use parts of it. All I changed >is that I > > don't use metacity/compiz. But following this the panel is no

Re: General display resolution question

Edit: Sorry group, I hit the wrong reply button. Resending to the group Thanks for your replay. In between are my comments. On 11/24/2010 06:14 PM, Julien Danjou wrote: On Wed, Nov 24 2010, Torsten Andre wrote: Can someone offer me a link where it is explained for Ubuntu (or Linux in general

Re: General display resolution question

Julien Danjou writes: > On Wed, Nov 24 2010, Torsten Andre wrote: > >> Can someone offer me a link where it is explained for Ubuntu (or Linux in >> general) how setup of the resolution is done? And I don't mean xorg.conf but >> via xrandr. I use gdm to login and using gnome-display-properties all

Re: General display resolution question

On Wed, Nov 24 2010, Torsten Andre wrote: > Can someone offer me a link where it is explained for Ubuntu (or Linux in > general) how setup of the resolution is done? And I don't mean xorg.conf but > via xrandr. I use gdm to login and using gnome-display-properties allows me > to set the resolution

General display resolution question

Hey everyone, I have a problem with multiple display configurations. I am on a Ubuntu 10.10 system and use, of course, Awesome. Though my problem is not awesome specific I am hoping that someone might be able to help me here, since I asked in different forums but nobody knew how to help me or

Re: Layout-Question, Tag-Question

On Mon, 26 Oct 2009, Adrian C. wrote: can the folder all the time, does such a thing exist? Would save many cpu cycles. for me personally mdir.lua is ok if we execute every 60+ seconds. Reading the module I noticed that it uses the old awful.hooks.timer, for awesome 3.4 there is a new tim

Re: Layout-Question, Tag-Question

On Mon, 26 Oct 2009, Dominik Bruhn wrote: My third question remains: I'm searching for a widget which uses inotify to check whether there are new mails and doesnt scan the folder all the time, does such a thing exist? Would save many cpu cycles. Yes. I will attach one to this messa

Re: Layout-Question, Tag-Question

Hy, thanks for the two answers, I got the default layout and the name of the tag fixed. My third question remains: I'm searching for a widget which uses inotify to check whether there are new mails and doesnt scan the folder all the time, does such a thing exist? Would save many cpu c

Re: Layout-Question, Tag-Question

messages in a Maildir structure - takes the full path to the Maildir structure as an argument - returns 1st value as the count of new messages and 2nd as the count of "old" messages lacking the Seen flag" Any question? ;) Zsolt -- To unsubscribe, send mail to awesome-unsubscr...@naquadah.org.

Re: Layout-Question, Tag-Question

On Mon, 26 Oct 2009, Dominik Bruhn wrote: 1. How can I specify which layout should be default on which tags? For example I want tiling on all but the 2nd workspace, I want max there. 2. Can I somehow "name" workspaces? I still want to access the second workspace using MOD+2 but I want it to

Layout-Question, Tag-Question

Hy, I just installed a new awesome 3.4 and got two questions: 1. How can I specify which layout should be default on which tags? For example I want tiling on all but the 2nd workspace, I want max there. 2. Can I somehow "name" workspaces? I still want to access the second workspace using MO

Re: Awesome 3.4 wibox and widgets question.

2009/10/25 Adrian C. > On Sun, 25 Oct 2009, Viacheslav Chumushuk wrote: > > Can you show me the right way to display widgets one after another? >> > > mywibox_bottom[s].widgets = { >mailmonitor, >batterymonitor, >cputempmonitor, >clockmonitor, >layout = awful.widget.layout.ho

Re: Awesome 3.4 wibox and widgets question.

On Sun, 25 Oct 2009, Viacheslav Chumushuk wrote: Can you show me the right way to display widgets one after another? mywibox_bottom[s].widgets = { mailmonitor, batterymonitor, cputempmonitor, clockmonitor, layout = awful.widget.layout.horizontal.rightleft } -- Adrian C. (

Awesome 3.4 wibox and widgets question.

Hello. I updated to 3.4 version and have some problems with awesome configurations. I made wibox and add textbox widgets into it, but all widgets have the same position. Awesome outputs all widgets in the same position, so they draws one over other. Here is the code from my configuration file: .

Re: a floating question

Use xprop (Pipe it into grep if you want) instead of xwininfo, it'll give you the class name, which is what awesome uses. You can use -class to set xterm's class. 2009/9/4 Alessandro Massignan > Hi folks, > > i've set "mocp" as true in floatapps, but when spawned running lua > code (and from >

a floating question

Hi folks, i've set "mocp" as true in floatapps, but when spawned running lua code (and from widget) on the fly as: awful.util.spawn("xterm -e mocp -n mocp") it comes tiled and not floated... xwininfo gives: xwininfo: Window id: 0x16d "mocp" Absolute upper-left X: 0 Absolute upper-left

Re: General question about notifications

On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 11:31:23AM +0200, Thomas Ebert wrote: > Hi, > > I'm using awesome both on my desktop and my netbook (great WM by the way and > thanks for it :) ) > > What I'm interested in is: what is responsible for the notifications that pop > up in the tray/tasklist? On my desktop I

General question about notifications

Hi, I'm using awesome both on my desktop and my netbook (great WM by the way and thanks for it :) ) What I'm interested in is: what is responsible for the notifications that pop up in the tray/tasklist? On my desktop I get the awesome popup when I unmount a flash drive but when someone dis-/co

Re: question with moveresize

On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 4:00 PM, JuanPablo wrote: > yeah, not remapping the combination of keys > > I tested in diferent client in floating state, in the terminals (xterm, > urxvt, aterm, etc) the keys not working > but in others (dowmload manager of firefox) working fine > > On Wed, Jan 21, 2009

Re: question with moveresize

yeah, not remapping the combination of keys I tested in diferent client in floating state, in the terminals (xterm, urxvt, aterm, etc) the keys not working but in others (dowmload manager of firefox) working fine On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 10:38 AM, Tomas Pinkas wrote: > Are you sure, you don't rem

Re: question with moveresize

Are you sure, you don't remapping the combination of keys for right and down resizing - below in the config file? Tom JuanPablo napsal(a): I had problems to change the size of clients. I use this keybinding, keybinding({ modkey, "Mod1" }, "Up", function () awful.client.moveresize(0, 0, 0, -

question with moveresize

I had problems to change the size of clients. I use this keybinding, keybinding({ modkey, "Mod1" }, "Up", function () awful.client.moveresize(0, 0, 0, -5) end):add() keybinding({ modkey, "Mod1" }, "Down", function () awful.client.moveresize(0, 0, 0, 5) end):add() keybinding({ modkey, "Mod1" }, "Le

Re: Few Question about taglist background pictures

At 1221683355 time_t, Nathan Huesken wrote: > I am currently trying around with putting background pictures to my taglist > and I have questions: > - Is it possible to use svgs or any other vecor graphics? (Did not work on my > try). It uses Imlib2 or GdkPixBuf (awesome -v will tell) to load ima

Few Question about taglist background pictures

Hello together, I am currently trying around with putting background pictures to my taglist and I have questions: - Is it possible to use svgs or any other vecor graphics? (Did not work on my try). - Can I somehow horizontaly center the tag-name on its background picture? Thanks! Nathan -- To