Any chance you could show me a screencast of this working and more of your config?
On Fri, Jul 25, 2014 at 7:08 AM, Michael Raskin <38a93...@rambler.ru> wrote: > >I'm looking to replicate a workflow I've become accustomed to in other > >window managers. > > > >In tilers like wingo, xmonad, qtile and a few others it's possible to have > >each screen as a separate group / workspace such that when a screen is > >active and then the group is changed *only that screen is changed* and any > >other connected screens stay on whatever group they were showing at the > >time. > > > >I've heard (https://github.com/stumpwm/stumpwm/issues/104) that this may > >not exactly be possible, however some fine people in the IRC channel that > a > >user had worked around this using window tags -- which currently are a bit > >cryptic in their function. > > > >Any pointers or ideas welcome. > > Well, I am an author of window-tags module… for what you want you also > need frame-tags, too. > > Window tagging is in stumpwm-contrib, and frame tagging together with > most of my config are available online at > > http://mtn-host.prjek.net/viewmtn/stumpwm-tagging/ > > The basic idea is that you can assign an arbitrary set of > case-insensitive tags to each window and to each frame. Frame tags > starting with tg/ specify tagged groups; frames in the same tagged > group can be handled together by special bindings. > > There are bindings to alter the set of windows in the current tagged > group of frames (windows are specified by tags). > > What is currently missing is automatic saving of frame layouts inside > a tagged group (you can either add the windows as is in the current > layout or wipe the splits inside the tagged group). It is mostly because > I use a small number of split patterns and just define commands that > reproduce them in the current tagged frame group. > > > >
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