Hey Connor
I've discovered a little imperfection when running dmenu with the -f
flag (note that this is really a tiny issue and maybe it would be better
to just ignore it).
Due to the fact that dmenu locks up the keyboard before reading data
from stdin, the user isn't able to exit dmenu while it
On 11 January 2012 10:55, Džen yvl...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Connor
I've discovered a little imperfection when running dmenu with the -f
flag (note that this is really a tiny issue and maybe it would be better
to just ignore it).
Due to the fact that dmenu locks up the keyboard before reading
Hey all,
I've released dmenu-4.5 [1][2]. A summary of changes:
* Detects monitor based on input focus, not just pointer location.
* Token matching instead of just substrings.
* XIM composition support.
* Paste from clipboard with C-S-y.
* stest(1) replaces lsx(1).
* M-[Gghjkl]
Connor Lane Smith:
* M-[Gghjkl] restored for vi-like navigation.
When lines 1, I would expect M-j to select the next item (because it's
below the current one), but I have to press M-l instead.
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