I am running KDE with xmonad as window manager (not on NixOS but I don’t
think there is any difference). I always thought the easiest way of
replacing _just_ the window manager in KDE was setting the KDEWM
environment variable during startup which I do by exporting it in
`~/.kde4/env/xmonad.sh`
Hi,
thanks for your reply.
The point is, there is no ~/.kde4/ directory! There is ~/.kde/, but there
is no ~/.kde/env/ in there!
So,... it _kindof_ works now. I wrote the config you specified in the
.kde/env/something.sh file.
My problem _now_ is, that the KDE workspace is an application,
Hi,
I found this thread as well, actually. It did not work that good for
me, unfortunately. Anyways, thanks for your effort!
I figured out that I can set shortcuts in kwin to behave like i3,
which is really awesome! I'm not that near at i3 at the moment, no
tiling by now ( :-( ), but I'm getting
Just run `plasma-desktop` ;). Feel free to add it to some kind of autostart!
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On 05-01-2015 18:22:14, Kirill Elagin wrote:
Just run `plasma-desktop` ;). Feel free to add it to some kind of
autostart!
I know how to run it. But as the plasma-desktop is the actual
_desktop_ in KDE, I cannot use i3 _inside_ of it! It is a normal
window as my terminal, the browser or my
Ah, then you need some kind of i3 configuration tweaks, this has nothing to
do with KDE.
Again, I can tell only for XMonad an it handles this pretty easily after a
few KDE-specific lines are added to its configuration.
You might be interested in [this thread][1] quick googling gave me; looks
like
Hi,
I'm trying to get KDE to use i3 as window manager. I did not succeed
by now. I want to try this whether it is useable for me, so I can
benefit from KDE as well as from i3.
I tried to reproduce this [0] suggestion in nixos, but I failed when
writing the .desktop file to the nix store
