> This file contains space-separated tags, to which the client is > related. By default wmii provides numeric tags (1...9), which > can be applied on the fly to any client using the > $MODKEY-[1...9] shortcut. If no clients exists "1" is used as > fallback default tag, This is wrong, new windows should inhering the the tags of the current ws or the parent window, I can't think of any case that would require a default fallback.
> though this will be configurable in > /def/tag with next snap. > > 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. As others have pointed out, this set of key bindings is totally retarded. > This will create a workspace which matches all clients > containing the tags '1' and '2'. Though this handling is not > well tested at the moment and will slightly change, because I > want to use regex(2) matching instead in future for this > purpose. Thus use this feature only as experimental feature. Don't use regexps, there is no reason to use them here and they will make things much more complex. > The filesystem has changed as well, to represent the new > mechanism in a more natural way as follows: > > /clients is a directory which contains all(!) clients managed by > wmii. This is necessary to address clients which are not visible > in the current workspace. > > /ws is a shortcut directory to point to the current workspace > which you see. > > /tags shows all unique tags which have been applied to any > all clients. > > /cache is a directory which contains all workspaces which have > [blah blah blah] /cache should not be exported in any way. As far as users are concerned, workspaces don't exists(or there is only one workspace, the current one) > The column layout has been simplified now. You create new > columns with $MODKEY-n if at least a client exists. If a single client exists in the current col, this should be a no-op, this should only work if there are at least two clients in the current col (or if the current client is floating) > > /def/inc has been removed, because I found a proper way to use > as maximum available space as possible in layouts (even if > clients request incremental resizing). You only get mininmal > gaps which we can live with. Thank God, about time! uriel
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