Hello,
A question to everyone: does anybody know where GTK themes store their
titlebar icons? I think it would way better to use those icons for theme
consistency. I searched around for theme and icon theme folders and
couldn't find icons like minimize/maximize but they must be somewhere.
I'm in with the congratulations to you, Uli, awesome work!
Are these titlebars wiboxes? And, just an idea, can one dynamically
toggle the visibility of it so that I can kind of dynamically add and
remove them to show me properties like CPU-Usage of it's client in it if
I need to see this (despite
Hi,
On 25.10.2012 19:20, Manuel Kasser wrote:
Are these titlebars wiboxes?
No. They are drawables (I'm running out of names for things that you can draw
to). First I refactored the current drawin-code (There are no wiboxes on the C
side in git/master, wiboxes are drawins + lots of lua code).
Am 25.10.2012, 21:42, schrieb Uli Schlachter:
The pid of a window is accessible as c.pid since ages. That is also available
in
awesome 3.4 (of course only if the client sets a _NET_WM_PID property on its
window).
You're right, I just misinterpreted something I read, I checked this,
Something that just came into my mind: a are the widgets of a
titlebar/drawable at height 0 inactive or do they still perform their
job and I just don't see them?
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On 25.10.2012 21:49, Manuel Kasser wrote:
Something that just came into my mind: a are the widgets of a
titlebar/drawable at height 0 inactive or do they still perform their
job and I just don't see them?
What do you mean with perform their job? Their job is to display something and
they
Thanks for the prompt answer!
On 25.10.2012, 22:02, Uli Schlachter wrote:
What do you mean with perform their job? Their job is to display something
and
they cannot display anything when their is no space.
A CPU-Widget for example has do check on CPU usage periodically (1/s
usually if I
They should at a minimum be like they are now. Provide the ability to:
- move a window by dragging the titlebar
- toggle float
- close
- maximize
Buttons less used by me, maybe just as important to other users
- ontop
- sticky
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I'm in a lack of words to congratulate and thanks Uli. I guess we all feel
something similar.
Thank you Uli!
Hello,
I think that the most important point is to have titlebars that are as
flexible as possible, so that one can put whatever he wants in it (hell,
this is the point to work with a WM that can be configured with code: to
be able to hack it, right ? :D).
Typically, I am not really interested
On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 11:22 AM, Raphael Plasson rplas...@gmail.comwrote:
Hello,
I think that the most important point is to have titlebars that are as
flexible as possible, so that one can put whatever he wants in it (hell,
this is the point to work with a WM that can be configured with
Am 22.10.2012 03:05, schrieb Claudio Roberto França Pereira:
I'm all in for titlebars as wiiboxes. It's the best solution in my
opinion, as it enables full customization of the titlebar. Current
layouts fully support the known widgets disposition in common WM's
titlebars; widgets in a wiibox
I mostly use titlebars to move and resize (tiled) windows with only the
mouse (i.e. without a modifier).
Cheers,
Miles
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Uli Schlachter wrote:
On 14.10.2012 16:12, Alexander Yakushev wrote:
[...]
In order to start writing real titlebar widgets first we should decide
what for people want titlebars in first place. Minimize/maximize/close
buttons? Moving/resizing windows by titlebar? Something else, more
on the titlebar to drag a floating window is my most common action.
Regards
Dave
David Sorkovsky
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Date: Sun, 21 Oct 2012 20:47:16 +0200
From: psyc...@znc.in
To: awesome@naquadah.org
Subject: What should titlebars be like? (was: Release next major version -
how bad could
I'm all in for titlebars as wiiboxes. It's the best solution in my opinion,
as it enables full customization of the titlebar. Current layouts fully
support the known widgets disposition in common WM's titlebars; widgets in
a wiibox also support mouse actions.
On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 5:12 PM, Jérôme M. Berger jeber...@free.frwrote:
Well, my main use for titlebars is as a visual indicator of the
status of the window. I.e:
- Is the window active? (different titlebar color for active and
inactive window)
- Is the window maximized? (icon)
-
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