Prefix: C-o instead of Mod4?

Hi List, having used Tmux on the console and Stumpwm with X quite some time now, I got used to have the same prefix (C-o) and more or less the same keybindings for both WM's, so I don't have think about being on the console or in an X session. Now awesome is really awesome and a strong

Re: widget buttons

Hi, On 16.04.2014 20:54, david cobac wrote: Some precisions : it seems it finally interacts but not the whole widget... Since i have two of these widgets side by side, it appears that sensitive area overlaps on the other : it's like the area of the widget is on its bottom right and includes

Re: Prefix: C-o instead of Mod4?

Hi, On 17.04.2014 10:40, Thorsten Jolitz wrote: having used Tmux on the console and Stumpwm with X quite some time now, I got used to have the same prefix (C-o) and more or less the same keybindings for both WM's, so I don't have think about being on the console or in an X session. Now

Re: Prefix: C-o instead of Mod4?

Uli Schlachter psyc...@znc.in writes: Hi, On 17.04.2014 10:40, Thorsten Jolitz wrote: having used Tmux on the console and Stumpwm with X quite some time now, I got used to have the same prefix (C-o) and more or less the same keybindings for both WM's, so I don't have think about being on the

Re: Prefix: C-o instead of Mod4?

You can try furious lib for modal keybinding (it implements something close to the suggestion of Uli). The principle is to define modes (à la Vim/Emacs) using awesome keygrabbers. I use it daily for roughly one year, whith a spirit close to your use case, excepted that I'm using weird

Re: Prefix: C-o instead of Mod4?

vlamy vl...@vlamy.fr writes: Hi Vlamy, You can try furious lib for modal keybinding (it implements something close to the suggestion of Uli). The principle is to define modes (à la Vim/Emacs) using awesome keygrabbers. I use it daily for roughly one year, whith a spirit close to your use

Re: widget buttons

Thanks Uli for testing this. I should have also done it on the default rc.lua. mpc is working fine, so it's the lgi/cairo code to blame... (or me, i suppose). I have a line : cr:translate(dimh/2,dimh/2) but in the image conception no need to call save() or restore() in the cairo context with

Updating an imagebox image

Hi, i have a png image file which periodically updates. I've tried to display it with an imagebox and a timer but there's actually no updates in the display, here is a complete minimal (i hope) code : function imagew_icon() local fic =/tmp/image.png imagew:set_image(fic) end imagew =

Re: Updating an imagebox image

On 17.04.2014 17:55, david cobac wrote: Hi, i have a png image file which periodically updates. I've tried to display it with an imagebox and a timer but there's actually no updates in the display, here is a complete minimal (i hope) code : function imagew_icon() local fic

Re: Updating an imagebox image

2014-04-17 21:22 GMT+02:00 Uli Schlachter psyc...@znc.in: Try this: imagew:set_image(gears.surface.load_uncached(/tmp/image.png)) Thanks Uli, that's great or maybe : YOU are great ! -- Cordialement David Cobac

[awesome bugs] #1255 - Tasklist update_function not working

THIS IS AN AUTOMATED MESSAGE, DO NOT REPLY. The following task has a new comment added: FS#1255 - Tasklist update_function not working User who did this - Emmanuel Pelletier (Leimi) -- Oh man - sorry for opening an issue for this. I was stuck on this for litteraly hours and didn't even

[awesome bugs] #1259 - Random Cairo assert

THIS IS AN AUTOMATED MESSAGE, DO NOT REPLY. The following task has a new comment added: FS#1259 - Random Cairo assert User who did this - Emmanuel Lepage Vallee (Elv13) -- None of the 2 had the fix, the Ubuntu one was a year old, the Gentoo one a month old. I am in the process of