antoni: > Hi, > > just came across another idea. How about implementing a function in dwm > that would reapply all the predefined rules (float/non-float, tagging) > to all clients in a dwm session. > > This could either be a function bindable to a keystroke, or dwm reacting > to a signal (say, HUP), or what not. > > This way, when I do a total mess with tagging and floating my clients > (sometimes it happens and I get lost) I could get my everyday dwm state > with one keystroke or command. > > What do you think? > > I presume this could also be achieved by restarting dwm, but this > doesn't seem too clean to me, and also would not integrate well with a > login manager (from what it seems). > > If something like that is already there, excuse my infinite dumbness for > not noticing.
We added mod-shift-space (rest workspace to default settings) recently to xmonad -- it becomes particular useful once you start serialising state, across restarts. -- Don
