> When I start a blank installation of surf and try to copy any url into
> my clipboard via ctrl-y (as stated in the man pages), it won't copy
> anything at all. Is the man page outdated? Am I doing anything wrong? Do
> I need to install some userscripts for this?
Ctrl-y copies url into primary se
On 22/01/30 06:40PM, inasprec...@disroot.org wrote:
> Why is cat -v considered bad? I see that people often bring up
> this particular example as a way to illustrate bad extensions, but
> what exactly makes it so?
>
cat stands for conCATenate, which means to link together. The purpose is
to combi
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On 21/12/02 04:18PM, Fabián wrote:
> Hello everyone.
>
> I'm working on an image viewer that uses ImLib2, just like sxiv, since
> I'm not a fan of converting images just to view them. I've tried my
> best to keep it simple and usable.
>
> My problem with sxiv is when I try to 'hack on'. I find it a
On 21/11/29 06:25PM, dther wrote:
> I've been thinking about dwm's default behaviours, and one of them
> that's always confused me is how newly attached windows, by default,
> launch as the "master". Why is this the case? Intuitively, when I begin
> working, I launch the most important program firs
I haven't experienced any crashes after installing xft-bgra. For regular
use this seems to be enough. Even then both dwm and st use libxft, and
I'm fairly certain that there are no patches to replace it. There isn't
a better alternative afaik.
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You need libxft-bgra. It's a bug in xft.
Read https://git.suckless.org/st/file/FAQ.html for explanation.
Notice that instead of disabling as in FAQ you can install this fork of
xft which is what I recommend, because it'll also work on dwm, dmenu
etc.
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On 21/07/30 10:42AM, EuAndreh wrote:
> > but POSIX already sells such a set of unit tests.
>
> A curiosity of mine: was such test suite ran against sbase?
>
These are commercial tests, if you want to get certification.
Something similar is available for C compilers, where you can buy test
to see
As far as I know the process it to submit patches to
hack...@suckless.org, where you can get some feedback and make
improvements. On such a simple patch there is just not much to say.
Then here https://suckless.org/wiki/ are instruction how to add a patch
to the wiki. I'm sure it'll be accepted.
I
On 21/06/29 03:38PM, Hadrien Lacour wrote:
> The point of sxhkd isn't really itself, but having your daemon I/O completely
> available through IPC. This is a big advantage, as it allows the most
> power/freedom when interacting with it; especially through scripting.
But scripting what exactly? Can
On 21/06/29 01:16AM, qsm...@tutanota.com wrote:
> The existence of the spawn function in dwm surprises me. Wouldn't it
> be more consistent with Suckless' values (simplicity, minimalism,
> modularity) if the job of spawning commands were relegated to a hotkey
> daemon, such as xbindkeys or sxhkd?
> Moreover, the source code has apparently been change such that the
> variable name is now an array of strings and is called "fonts", not
> "font".
I ran 'git blame' and this has been changed in March 2015 in commit
14343e69.
You can run 'fc-list | grep -i terminus' to get the font name on your
On 21/05/03 04:28PM, Greg Reagle wrote:
> Would sbase suck less if the program head, which is currently a C program of
> 77 lines, were replaced with something like
> #!/bin/sh
> sed "$1"q
>
> I know that it would need to be a bit more elaborate than that to handle the
> -n flag, but still.
> As far as I see, its only possible to specify e.g. "scroll" but not "scroll
> -m 1000" to limit the scrollback buffer size.
You can try this.
Look at execsh in st.c, find line using: grep -n ^execsh st.c
Change:
DEFAULT(args, ((char *[]) {prog, arg, NULL}));
to:
if(scroll)
DEFAULT(ar
This patch has kscroll{up,down} that takes an argument.
https://st.suckless.org/patches/scrollback/
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mat
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