Anselm R. Garbe wrote: > Pressing $MODKEY-2 for instance will replace the existing tag of > the selected client with "2". If the currently constructed > workspace does not match "2", the client will be hidden. If you > want to see all clients which are tagged with "2" you press > $MODKEY-Shift-2. Same applies for all other $MODKEY-Shift-[1..9] > shortcuts.
This sounds good - I can't wait to try it! But I want to make a suggestion before everyone becomes to accustomed to these key presses. I think it would make more sense to swap things around, using $MODKEY-2 for switching to a workspace and $MODKEY-Shift-2 for tagging a client. The reason is that changing workspaces should be a more common activity than moving a client around. At least I'm assuming this is true for others as well. Once I get a set of clients up and running where I want them, I'm switching between existing clients and workspaces much more frequently than changing the setup. And pressing $MODKEY and a number is easier than also pressing shift, especially with one hand. Thanks! Doug. _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list http://wmii.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/wmii
