it will be tricky, the way dwm is written right now monitors are
initialized and managed at runtime once it gets Monitor information
from the Xinerama extension. knowing what to name tags on monitor x
and monitor y before they're known to exist and where they are with
respect to each other will be.
I know that, but I am using tags like workspaces. I mean, that's the spirit of
DWM: hack it to what you want it to be. There are tons of patches out there
that conflict with DWM's initial design aspects, so this is kind of a
non-argument. I would do it myself, if I knew how to.
Cheers,
Jente
2013/4/22 Alexander Sedov :
> URxvt uses another approach that can be summarized as "do Xft
> work" (by looking throughout URxvt code base, one understands that
> they are really tired of this shit; transparency support in Xft, for
> example, is yet another wonder, and we're lucky we ain't touching
Okay, so the rendering is expectedly nearly as before.
The real problem we have here is that most TrueType monospace font
designers do not care about combining characters, as opposed to X font
designers. (Saying about which, X font support in st is now HORRIBLY
broken for me for some arcane reason)
On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 11:38 AM, Otto Modinos wrote:
> Hope you can merge it in st mainline, or at least added in as a patch in the
> site.
Don't know about merging into mainline (not the maintainer) but as far
as publishing the patch on the site you can do it yourself:
http://suckless.org/wiki
Sorry, I accidentally sent this before I attached the patch
On 22 April 2013 13:38, Otto Modinos wrote:
> Howdy Comrades.
> I'm new to this mailing list.
> Just found st couple of days back and really loved it. It lacked however
> the ability to send Meta as the 8th bit, the way xterm does. I
Howdy Comrades.
I'm new to this mailing list.
Just found st couple of days back and really loved it. It lacked however
the ability to send Meta as the 8th bit, the way xterm does. I needed this
because most of the apps I tried didn't recognize the escape sequence st
was using. So this little patch
