Hi Marcin,
2009/4/17 Marcin Kłapkowski <mklapkow...@gmail.com>:
> I use rpws for workspaces.
> Is there any possibility to see info about which workspace is current now?
if you C-t : and type the following command:
getenv wspl
That will give you the current workspace number (i.e 1 or 2 or 3 ... )
> And about other workspaces (some sort of list with windows in workspaces)?
> Without this information, user which forgot his workspaces current setting,
> blindly going through workspaces one by one.
C-t w should give you a list of windows for the current workspace.
However what you want is the allwindows.sh script which can be found
in the ratpoison git repo under:
ratpoison/contrib/allwindows.sh
place this script in a location on $PATH so that you can easily run it
from the command line, and then you may replace the default C-t w, by
putting the following in your .ratpoisonrc:
bind w exec allwindows.sh
bind C-w exec allwindows.sh
after that you will be able to get a list of all workspaces and all
windows, in a nice manner.
--
Hatem Nassrat
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