On Fri, Mar 28, 2014 at 8:15 PM, Lane <[email protected]> wrote: > I am using awesome-3.5.2-r1 on gentoo. I'm trying to map the startup of a > script (which starts terminals) to a specific F key. Within the bash script > (my-env.sh), I have about 4 terminals, each one similar to the line below. > > aterm -display :0.0 -geometry 80x80+765+50 -tr -trsb -cr red +sb -fg > aquamarine -fn fixed -fb fixed -e screen & > > And within the rc.lua file I have the following key binding: > > awful.key({ }, "F9", function() > awful.util.spawn("~/scripts/my-env.sh") end), > > I have a few problems in doing this. When I hit F9, the terminals within my > script do start on the current screen (tag), but also appear on every other > tag (which I understand as a desktop). So its like creating 4 terminals > shared between all desktops. Also, when I mouse over them or click on them, > I am unable to get them to focus or input in any of them. > > What I'd like to be able to do is select any desktop 1-9 and hit F9 and > these terminals appear only on that desktop, or tag. And if I select another > desktop, then a new set of terminals would be setup on that desktop. > > Any help much appreciated.
The behavior you currently have sounds a bit strange to me. Please check if you have a rule that sets aterm clients to sticky. That's the property that makes clients appear in every tag, and should not be default, AFAIK. The behavior you want should be default. Vitor -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
