Dwm makes you understand what a wm is. Dwm is simple, practical,
extremely fast and easy to use (with some hint). Dwm is pocket-sized
and fashionable. Dwm is C and the rest.
But I bet someone uses it 'cause it reminds ppl about those good ol'
days. Dwm is the best. God save Dwm and Garbe.
..
"omg"
Wyrmskull
2008/11/7 Kai Hendry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Total Physical Source Lines of Code (SLOC)= 10,961,980
difference.
Wyrmskull
2007/11/22, Amit Uttamchandani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hey guys,
>
> I am preparing a presentation that would introduce a full Free Software Linux
> system as a test machine for testing network devices. Right now, our company
> is using windows based system with
make it work like this? If there
is not, I think I'll work it out myself somehow. It shouldn't be too
complex.
Wyrmskull
"rules" parts out.
Keybindings could be moved to an external program too (xkeybind?).
xkeybind ---> key ---> echo "tag focused_client,2" | dwm
xkeybind ---> key ---> exec program
Is this too much a radical change? I honestly think so.
Nevermind, was just an idea.
Wyrmskull
s tags 1,2,5
DWM restart problem would be solved: you could save
current state in a .dwmrc, then "cat .dwmrc" | dwm
Wyrmskull
n't take too much space, 0 LOC, and can be edited runtime.
You can add "edit_keybind_(F1 to F10)" dmenu entries and a "change
theme" one.
I think that DWM is ready to face those problems. You just need
the right external tools.
Wyrmskull
I label the dmenu entries, then I write a oneliner for each
from my config.h (bound to a keyboard shortcut)
exec /home/wyrmskull/scripts/dmenu.sh
from ~/scripts/dmenu.sh
#!/bin/bash
RESULT=$( cat /home/wyrmskull/scripts/.dmenu | dmenu )
case "$RESULT" in
&q
LordKrandel is my email account
Wyrmskull
2007/7/27, Lord Krandel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I personally use my patch and I don't use the
> separate-layout-for-each-tag patch.
>
> With my setup, I am free to open (ex.) a not maximized xcalc
> in the xterm tag.
>
> I
