wtf, 20h.
On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 1:54 AM, Carlos Torres wrote:
> this doesn't have to be in dwm, i don't think it does anyway.
fine, if you want to recompile dwm for a function you might want to
use with other window managers of similar type. I guess a stand-alone
program would do. :)
cheers!
mar77i
In addition to what Carlos said about using damage evens and transparent
overlays, you probably want some sort of notification of activity in windows
not currently displayed on screen. This is similar to urgency wm hints, but
triggered by window content change rather than explicit application re
Hi 20h,
On 29 April 2013 18:34, Christoph Lohmann <2...@r-36.net> wrote:
> on my news mailbox something interesting appeared [0]. Applying such a
> »display diff« to a dwm tag would be interesting, to only show the new
> difference from the last time it was switched to that tag. Making it a
I'm not an X11 expert, but this sounds like something that XRender and
XDamage could do. i.e. overlay a semi transparent window over a
screen where activity has timed out (?) and capture damage events and
then have those events contribute an alpha channel change. I don't
know whether the damage
Greetings comrades,
on my news mailbox something interesting appeared [0]. Applying such a
»display diff« to a dwm tag would be interesting, to only show the new
difference from the last time it was switched to that tag. Making it a
common tool you can use to watch certain displays from one
