Re: [dev] I made a bluetooth-control-thing

On 16/06/22 04:33pm, David Demelier wrote: > > Hi, > > There is something wrong with the makefile because each time I type > make it keeps rebuilding everything. From having built it myself, I can confirm that change detection seems to be broken for libsl/drw.c and all files in the libwdgt and

Re: [dev] I made a bluetooth-control-thing

Thanks a lot for this! I have switched to using it instead of blueman-applet and it works great so far. The simple UI is so much better than the maze of a menu that blueman seems to have. I love it! Other than the criticisms mentioned by the other guy in the first reply, I would ask if there is a

Re: [dev] [dwm] possible regression in 8806b6e

Completely fixed. All affected windows now behave as they did before the patch - so, problem solved on my end. Thanks for all your help Chris. Ethan

Re: [dev] [dwm] possible regression in 8806b6e

Just re-ran the bisection and got 8806b6e on both stock dwm and my build. Reverting this commit fixes this change in both. Reverting bece862 has no change in either, so I would assume we can eliminate that commit as the issue. Could this be related to the handling of fixed-size windows? I was

[dev] [dwm] possible regression in 8806b6e

Hi all, I recently noticed that certain dialog windows (such as the Chromium system printing dialog and gpg-askpass popups) were being managed as tiled windows, rather than floating. This changed recently, so I bisected down to this commit: 8806b6e2379372900e3d9e0bf6604bc7f727350b is the first

Re: [dev] st crashes with aerc

Do the subjects of your emails contain any emoji characters by any chance? If so, see Ethan

Re: [dev] [dwm] hardcoded dmenucmd && dmenumon

> I agree, some advantage I can think of is it would support on a multi-monitor > support with 10 or more monitors. Otherwise I prefer the current code. I would suggest that the support of 10 or more monitors is not worth the added complexity, given how small the proportion of people will be with

Re: [dev] Is there a text editor following the UNIX philosophy?

> Acme looks extremely neat. Mouse > chording is a strange concept (which doesn't play nicely with my > laptop mouse) This is something that I fundamentally disagree with the designers of acme on, actually. I think that mouse "chording" or mouse-based shortcuts of any kind are slow and wasteful