Hi list:
I just switched to awesome. Basically, It works well for me,
But I still have a weird problem:
The first time I run awesome (at TTY1), It starts at TTY7(Ctrl-Alt-F7),
then I quit awesome, and restart awesome
(or restart more than 1 time, It's always the same),
It always starts at TTY8, TT
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 11:03:43AM -0300, Vitor Eiji Justus Sakaguti wrote:
Hi,
> Could you investigate what is the value of $DISPLAY after you quit awesome?
> Also, your .xinitrc might be useful.
>
> Vitor
I tried to "echo $DISPLAY" while X is running:
the value of $DISPLAY is ":0.0"
After
Hi,
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 01:38:03PM -0400, Tomás Solar Castro wrote:
> It happens to me too, and not just with awesome; with xfce, GNOME, wmii,
> etc, it works like that.
Before I switched to awesome, I had been using openbox for a long time.
It seems that openbox doesn't have such a issue(at
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 09:54:03AM +0200, Cyprien Nicolas wrote:
>
> Hi bill
>
> Hem, Awesome could not be responsible for your problem, this is purely
> an Xorg one, but your .xinitrc could be responsible.
>
> First of all, you shall not use exec in a shell script but for managing
> the shell's
Hi list:
I want to judge hostname in rc.lua, in order to have different settings in
different
hosts.
thanks.
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> > hostname = awful.util.pread("hostname")
> >
It can't work (for me) without modify.
> I'd do awful.util.pread("hostname -f"):gsub("\n", "")
> That way a) the trailing newline is removed, allowing simple string
> equality tests and b) the fully qualified hostname is used, which may
> aid portin
Hi,
> Usually there's lots of stuff on the wiki, and I'm trying to put everything
> there to help others.
> I now need a mail notifier and didn't see anything on that wiki.
> Can anyone suggest me a program? I couldn't find anything.
> Thanks
If you are u
Hi,
I want to let "'XTerm' class" match two tags: the current tag and
tag "TERM".
And I prefer internal libraries to handle that.
thanks.
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Hi Zsolt:
These documents are really helpful!
> See:
> http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/FAQ#How_to_start_clients_on_specific_tags_and_others_as_floating.3F
> "Set Xterm to multiple tags on screen 1"
>
> And see this too:
> http://awesome.naquadah.org/doc/api/modules/awful.tag.html#withcurrent
> a
Hi:
After I applied these settings, My screen will blink when I spawn xterm.
> { rule = { class = "XTerm" },
> callback = awful.client.setslave },
If I comment the line(s) above, then everything backs to normal.
Is there someting wrong with "awful.client.setslave" function?
Or it's my
Hi Satoshi:
I got a WORKAROUND:
> It didn't work. I need the spacer to be INSIDE the tasklist, between
> each program. I would guess that this is where I should edit it:
>
> /usr/share/awesome/lib/awful/widget/tasklist.lua (123-125):
>
- text = text .. ""
+ text = " | " .. text .. ""
> r
roblem is related to gtk settings.
If that, you can
1)manually edit .gtkrc
2)use some programs to manage gtk settings(such as lxapperance)
Sorry for my English.
Cheers,
Bill Sun
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On Thu, Dec 23, 2010 at 03:46:39PM -0800, Nate Anderson wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to set my theme background with awsetbg using a
> relative path? The background is in the theme folder, so I would like
> to do something like:
> theme.wallpaper_cmd = { " awsetbg ./theme-background.png" }
In
On Thu, Dec 23, 2010 at 03:46:39PM -0800, Nate Anderson wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to set my theme background with awsetbg using a
> relative path? The background is in the theme folder, so I would like
> to do something like:
> theme.wallpaper_cmd = { " awsetbg ./theme-background.png" }
Sor
" of a
pop-up window via a external script written in bash or python or
something.
Then I tried to
$ echo 'naughty.notify({title = "testing", text = "naughty", timeout = 0,
replaces_id = 250 })' | awesome-client -
and
$ echo 'naughty.destr
e cause and how to fix.
>
> Marco
What is your vim version? Vim had a resize error when one is changing
the window size. That error has been fix in recent vim version. If your
vim version is 7.3 but not the latest version, maybe you should update
your vim.
Regards,
Bill Sun
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Hi,
Currently I'm sharing my computer with someone, and we use different
window manager/desktop environment. I want to save alsa volume level on
a per-user basis, so I need to execute `alsactl store -f ~/.asoundrc`
when logging out.
Since I use slim as my 'login manager', I thought I can use .xin
On Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 02:50:40PM -0700, Perry Hargrave wrote:
> I would bet KDE does not wait until it is logging out or shutting down
> to store these settings. If you are waiting to trap signals you always
> run the risk of missing them. It is also already more complex than it
> should be, you'
I managed to solve this problem. Here's my solution, which is a
derivative of Uli's solution:
> Let's try something random:
> awful.key({ modkey }, "]", function()
> awful.util.spawn_with_shell("sleep 1 ; /home/user1/bin/poweroff")
> awesome.quit()
> end)
I realized that I can save volume level
me
complain about shadows on dock/panel. But I can't figure out a solution
in this weird scene (one has shadow, the other not). Anyone has similar
issue?
System infomation:
Archlinux
linux 3.4.5
X server 1.12.3
compton v0.0.1
awesome v3.4.13
Regards,
Bill Sun
[1]: A standalong composit
I'd better attach my wiboxes.lua. See attachment below.
Regards,
Bill Sun
-- Module: wiboxes.lua
-- vim:fdm=marker
require("modules.widgets")
-- Create a textclock widget
textclock = awful.widget.textclock({ align = "right" })
-- Create a systray
systray =
Are you going to update the 'vicious' lib so that it can cope with the
next major release?
Regards.
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Hi,
I just upgraded awesome to 3.5. It seems that (I'm not positively sure)
the space between tags in awesome 3.5 in narrower. For example, in
awesome 3.4, the taglist looks like this:
| Tag1 | Tag2 | Tag3|
In awesome 3.5:
|Tag1|Tag2|Tag3|
So, Can I increase the space between these tag
I just found a screenshot for my old awesome 3.4 setup, and I can
confirm that the space is indeed narrower. Please see the attached png.
(The above taglist is awesome 3.5, and the bottom one is from the
screenshot of the old 3.4)
Regards.
<>
On Wed, Jan 09, 2013 at 06:58:39PM +0100, Manuel Kasser wrote:
> Would it be an idea to insert spaces at the beginning and at the end of
> the tags' names? Seems to do what you want.
I have tried that method, the result is not what I want:
| Tag1 | Tag2 | Tag3 |
It added too much space.
Hi all,
Currently there's a keyboard shortcut in my config so that I can use
keyboard to restore minimized windows. It reads:
awful.key({ modkey, }, "d", function (c) c.minimized = not c.minimized
end),
It works. Recently I noticed that when I have multiple minimized
windows, awesome alway
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