Canaan Hadley-Voth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> I want to send a client window from a tiled workspace to an empty (not >> tiled) workspace with help of send_to_ws. I try to use keybinding >> 'Mod1+K L' to send a tagged window to the next workspace. > > First I wonder if you're hitting the right keys. The script's > default binding has a bracketleft between the K and the L.
Yes, you are right. I'm hitting just Mod1+K L, but if I hitting bracketleft between K and the L, then I can't hitting L anymore because I'm coming out of the 'keybindings'. Say I want to move xterm from tiled workspace to an empty WS, so I'm hitting Mod1+K bracketleft and here I'm again in the xterm window, with blinking cursor; now I'm hitting L and that L appeare in the xterm window as 'l'. But, if I'm hitting Mod1+K F F then xterm window are sended to a new, just created WGroupWS. > If that doesn't solve the problem, tell me more about your layout. The layout of my keyboard is Hungarian: qwertz. To get bracketleft I must to hit Mod5+B. In cfg_ion.lua I changed META="Mod1+" to META="Mod3+". With Xmodmap I changed Control_R to Mod3. I swapped Alt_L and Control_L, Alt_Gr and Menu. Windows_L (Super_L) and Windows_R (Super_R) are Mod5. >> I can't move client window that was tagged with Mod1+T in tiled >> workspace and then with Mod1+K A on an empty (not tiled) workspace >> too. > > cfg_ioncore.lua defines Mod1+K A for frames but not for untiled > workspaces (WGroupWS), though it looks like the same function > ioncore.tagged_attach does work for WGroupWS. "Attach tagged" is in > the context menu for WGroupWS, too, so try right clicking on the > empty workspace. If I'm right clicking on the empty WS then I get the following menu: Run... Terminal Lock screen Help About Ion Styles -> Debian -> Session -> Strange thing happen. I try to open Firefox and get empty black frame without Firefox window, but if I Close this frame, I get the Firefox message about closing all tabs. I reinstall the ion3_20080707-3_i386.deb package, and now Firefox appeares as it should to appeares. -- Regards, Paul Csanyi http://www.freewebs.com/csanyi-pal/index.htm
