On 23 April 2012 23:26, Mauricio Kanada wrote:
> Maybe 'minimize windows' may be one 'slock' option.
Clearly that is unnecessary as it can be solved by using another tool,
just as you have. Adding hundreds of options to each program isn't the
Unix way.
By the way, HTML emails are frowned upon on
I solved my problem with 'slock' and 'xdotool'.
First I minimize all windows with 'xdotool'.
Even my fullscreen windows gets minimized.
So, 'slock' works correctly.
Maybe 'minimize windows' may be one 'slock' option.
Thanks.
De: Connor Lane Smith
Para: dev
Hey,
On 23 April 2012 22:28, Mauricio Kanada wrote:
> When slock runs, the screens gets black for 1 sec, and backs normal again.
> When I minimize my vm, I see that 'slock' was terminated.
slock cannot grab the keyboard if it has already been grabbed by
another client. VirtualBox grabs the keybo
My test was:
sleep 15s && slock
Then, (while sleep is running), I focus my fullscreen vm.
When slock runs, the screens gets black for 1 sec, and backs normal again.
When I minimize my vm, I see that 'slock' was terminated.
De: J Thigpen (cdarwin)
Para: Mauric
I can't imagine why not. I regularly run a fullscreen Windows vbox VM
in a spare tag. For me, the right control key will get me out of
Windows and allow me to send commands to the outside world (so to
speak). My flow is right control, then MOD4+p (dmenu), type `slock`,
take a dump, and come back.
On 23.04.2012 22:08, Gregor Best wrote:
Works fine here on -tip. It'd be great if you could update your
patch to include the Makefile-change, though :)
Good to hear. I've attached an updated diff with the config.mk change!diff -r e1414acbe547 -r 9139a212811d config.mk
--- a/config.mk Mon Feb 27
'slock' is the tool I was looking for. Unfortunately, it does not work if I'm
using one virtualbox vm in fullscreen.
Works fine here on -tip. It'd be great if you could update your
patch to include the Makefile-change, though :)
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Gregor Best
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On Fri, 20 Apr 2012 10:39:11 +0200
Brandon Invergo wrote:
>Hi,
>As some background, I've been using st on an Arm device (Genesi Efika
>MX) which has relatively low specs compared to your average x86/amd64
>computer. st should be ideal because of how small it is compared to
>xterm or rxvt but the
