> tyring awesome again. Would you let me know how i can focus/or unminimize
> after minimize a window.
> I needed to redraw or click application to do that. Hope you understand the
> question.
Dear Ekram,
Here is a workaround that someone made (either on this list or a forum
somewher
Dear Ryan,
Perfectly worked. Thanks a lot for showing me.
/Ekram
On Sat, Sep 24, 2011 at 2:03 PM, Ryan T. Sawyer wrote:
> > tyring awesome again. Would you let me know how i can focus/or unminimize
> > after minimize a window.
> > I needed to redraw or click application to
You can also access the minimized windows by the window list. I have
it mapped on modkey+Tab; I don't remember if this is the default,
though.
2011/9/24 Ryan T. Sawyer :
>> tyring awesome again. Would you let me know how i can focus/or unminimize
>> after minimize a window.
>
Hi,
tyring awesome again. Would you let me know how i can focus/or unminimize
after minimize a window.
I needed to redraw or click application to do that. Hope you understand the
question.
/Ekram
Hey Renato,
2010/8/26 Renato Botelho :
> I have this on my rc.lua:
>
> -- unminimize windows
> awful.key({ modkey, "Shift" }, "n",
> function ()
> local allclients = client.get(mouse.screen)
>
> for _,c in ipairs(al
Hi,
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 6:33 AM, Ekram wrote:
> Could you know how to maximize window after Mod+N?
> Please in know how the Mod+M but after Mod+n i cannot maximize unless i
> click it from title..
Try this in your globalkeys:
-- Unminimize clients
awful.key({ modke
On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 3:45 PM, Tomás Solar Castro wrote:
>
> Hey guys o/
>
> How can I restore a mod4+n minimized client? The only way I can get the
> client visible again is to click on the client in mytasklist[s]
> widget...
I have this on my rc.lua:
-- unminimize win
On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 11:14 AM, Vitor Eiji Justus Sakaguti
wrote:
> Hey Renato,
>
> 2010/8/26 Renato Botelho :
>> I have this on my rc.lua:
>>
>> -- unminimize windows
>> awful.key({ modkey, "Shift" }, "n",
>> function
t; not found any. Pls help.
I have a code on my rc.lua to do this:
-- unminimize windows
awful.key({ modkey, "Shift" }, "n",
function ()
local allclients = client.get(mouse.screen)
for _,c in ipairs(allclients) do
onfig, you can unminimze clients by clicking
on them in the tasklist or adding a new shortcut. In your case, given
you probably disable the widget bar to use the gnome provided by
GNOME, you removed the only way to unminimize clients.
Pressing mod4+n twice will not unminimze clients because it act o
Hello,
I'm migrating my rc.lua to 3.4-rc2, almost everything is done, i have just
2 doubts, maybe you can help me.
1. I noted there is a minimize function now, I tested it and it worked fine
using Mod4+n, my only question is, how can I unminimize this window
just using the keyboard? I d
7;ve
found to raise the minimized client:
1) By issuing the command: wmctrl -R
2) By using an 'unminimize' keybinding thus (saw this is another thread):
awful.key({ modkey, "Shift" }, "n",
function ()
local allclients = client.get(mouse.sc
Hi Bill,
You probably have to do this manually, looking up a table each time you
minimize/unminimize a window. This way you can track which window was
minimized last and restore it.
Kind regards,
Alexis
Le dim. 5 juin 2016 à 19:57, Vitorio Miguel a
écrit :
> would be interesting! it would
> using Mod4+n, my only question is, how can I unminimize this window
> just using the keyboard? I did it clicking with mouse on my tasklist.
This one i just didn't figure out yet
> 2. I had this block of code on my 3.3 rc.lua:
>
> --
> -- Don't draw borders on tiled cl
/rc.lua for an example)
table.insert(clientkeys, key({ modkey, "Shift"}, "m", function (c)
c.minimize=true end))
To unminimize I suppose giving focus to the client (either via mod-j/k
or clicking it on the taskbar) should be enough, however I've never
used this so I would
@/etc/xdg/awesome/rc.lua for an example)
>
> table.insert(clientkeys, key({ modkey, "Shift"}, "m", function (c)
> c.minimize=true end))
>
> To unminimize I suppose giving focus to the client (either via mod-j/k
> or clicking it on the taskbar) should be enough, how
dd the keybinding would be as
>> follows: (you should add this in the correct place in your rc.lua
>> file, look @/etc/xdg/awesome/rc.lua for an example)
>>
>> table.insert(clientkeys, key({ modkey, "Shift"}, "m", function (c)
>> c.minimize=tr
I am using GNOME in "fall back" mode. It gives me a gnome-panel and I can
add a task list to this panel.
In the task list, it shows me an entry for all windows; both on-screen and
minimized. If I right-click on this entry, I get a pop-up menu that allows
me to select "unminimize&qu
extra line at the beginning of this function, unconditionally
setting
c.minimized = false
That change does in fact fix the bug and I can unminimize windows. Very
cool! I fixed something :-) Unfortunately, it also unminimizes windows when
they shouldn't be (e.g. when reloading the window manage
am using GNOME in "fall back" mode. It gives me a gnome-panel and I can
> add a task list to this panel.
>
> In the task list, it shows me an entry for all windows; both on-screen and
> minimized. If I right-click on this entry, I get a pop-up menu that allows
> me to select &
ell from your
description which layout would be best. Play with them, and see what you
like.
Awesome does have minimize functionality. The default key binding is Mod4-n
to minimize and Mod4-Ctrl-n to unminimize. It's certainly possible to use
tags instead of minimizing, but not necessary.
Ta
> > add a task list to this panel.
> >
> > In the task list, it shows me an entry for all windows; both on-screen
> and
> > minimized. If I right-click on this entry, I get a pop-up menu that
> allows
> > me to select "unminimize". But if I select that e
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