>>> Finally, how good does awesome support need to be before it could go
>>> into qubes in some semi-official form (eg in the unstable repository)? I
>>> have been running it for a few months now with the patches I posted
>>> above (https://gitlab.com/markwalters1009/qubes-awesome-git) and am
>>> essentially happy with it.
>>
>> I think the only missing part is packaging it as rpms, to actually have
>> something to upload to the repository.

I have now updated my tweaks to work with Qubes 3.2 rc3/ Fedora 23. I
have also made it use dex (called dex-autostart in fedora) to run the
xdg autostart desktop files, which fixes on key blocker in
https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-issues/issues/1756 

Finally I have packaged it all as rpms (or at least source which builds
the rpms).

The main rpm package repository is at
https://gitlab.com/markwalters1009/qubes-desktop-linux-awesome

However, rather than have the rpm apply lots of patches to upstream
awesome I have squashed most of them together. To see the separated out
changes I have a separate awesome-for-qubes source repository at

https://gitlab.com/markwalters1009/awesome-source-for-qubes

All the changes there are small so it would be easy to cherry-pick those
that are wanted.

NOTES

1) The last two commits in the rpm repository are not relevant: they are
there for users who want to build the rpm.

2) Broadly things seem to work as expected -- monitor layout changes,
screensaver etc, colours of windows etc

3) At the moment I have set it so dex autostarts all the things XFCE
does. This is probably close but not quite right, but I didn't want to
get into modifying the .desktop files.

Best wishes

Mark




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