Dear awesome developers and users,
I'm currently using awesome 3.2 as included in Debian testing and I like it a
lot. It seems to be the only not entirely fundamentalist and therefore useful
tiling window manager. Thanks for all the great work! So far I could not find
the answers to the following two questions. Perhaps someone can give me a
hint.
(1) I'm quite happy with the standard /etc/xdg/awesome/rc.lua file but would
like to change my configuration in some minor ways. What I can do of
course is copy the standard rc.lua file to ~/.config/awesome/ and modify
it, but this has the disadvantage that I miss any future changes to the
default rc.lua (and awesome might even stop to work after a major upgrade).
I tried creating a ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua which begins with
dotfile("/etc/xdg/awesome/rc.lua") but I fail to see how I could achieve
the modifications I would like.
For example, I would like to change the key for starting a program from F1
to Esc.
I think it would be very useful to have a standard way of doing incremental
changes to the standard configuration.
(2) Generally I like to have windows without borders which allows me to have
two full 80-character-wide windows next to each other on my 1280 pixel wide
screen. But when a window is floating it would be nice if it would have a
border. Any easy way of setting this up?
thanks a lot
Christoph
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