2009/1/22 Matthias-Christian Ott o...@mirix.org:
Dwm has by default a floating and a tiled layer that can have a different
layout. Tiling or maximisation works fine for most clients (by the way,
is there are reason why windows are called clients in dwm jargon?), some
dialogs, popups or
Hi,
I can't remember if we talked about this some time ago. If so, I think
we didn't come to a satisifying consensus, so I want to revive the
discussion. But let me first of all introduce you to the problem.
Dwm has by default a floating and a tiled layer that can have a different
layout. Tiling
sounds like this could be very easily done by re-ordering the clients
list, since the draw order determines the layering IIRC.
i don't feel like thinking that hard, so here's pseudocode:
togglelayers() {
if( sel-isfloating ) {
// for each client in clients
// if it
hi everyone,
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 10:25:18PM +0100, Matthias-Christian Ott wrote:
Dwm has by default a floating and a tiled layer that can have a different
layout. Tiling or maximisation works fine for most clients (by the way,
is there are reason why windows are called clients in dwm
I use the floating layout just for this. I have hacked dwm in several
ways in the past: keys to raise clients*, different stack algorithms
(in the lt structure), and what not. At the end, in the case I want to
bring front a tiled client the easiest way is to change to floating
layout**, no
