I can't imagine why not. I regularly run a fullscreen Windows vbox VM
in a spare tag. For me, the right control key will get me out of
Windows and allow me to send commands to the outside world (so to
speak). My flow is right control, then MOD4+p (dmenu), type `slock`,
take a dump, and come back.
I decided to play a bit with swerc and found that I would like to
override the template files on a per site basis. I have included a
simple patch which should do just that. It's just a modification of
the get_tpl_file function in bin/util.rc . The new function looks in
the _werc/tpl directory for t
On Sun, Jun 19, 2011 at 4:51 PM, Bartosz Nitkiewicz
wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm looking for a best way to monitor battery status in dwm. Any hints?
>
> --
> Bartosz Nitkiewicz
>
xsetroot -name "`acpi -b |tr -d ','|awk '{print $4}'`"
I have something like this is a while loop in my .xinitrc
It is helpful to include what tag or changeset this is patched against.
> Using a package manager makes it easier to work around broken software (e.g.
> gdm). Even though gdm conflicts with dwm's philosophy, if people want to use
> it so badly, there is no point in making it harder for them.
No point in putting a bandaid on a flesh wound. If someone is so
masochistic
> What Works list would be nice ... and better if someone who knows C better
> than me could write a patch to surf so when site (hopefully not every forum
> of hobbies) works, you could just hit hotkey and it submits url (FE
> http://underdomain.this-site-doesnt-suck.much/ not whole url ofcourse) t
> I want surf to open a special viewer e.g. evince for pdf-files? How can I
It is surf's job to display web pages. Things like this are better
handled outside of surf, traditionally with javascript, sh and/or
dmenu. Is it so difficult to launch your viewer and browse to your
surf download direct
