On Fri, Mar 01, 2019 at 12:37:06PM -0800, Anselm Garbe wrote:
> So I'd say the primary question is, if we want to keep the -m flag
> handling in dmenu or not. I suggest to drop it.
How about setting an environment variable with the monitor number? It
won't allow for drop-in uses, but people can al
Hello!
I wanted to introduce myself. I'm a new user of Dwm and I'm loving it so far.
I plan to learn how to modify it more than I have so far, and as a side
benefit, learn more C!
I do want you to know that I've started a community on Facebook as well
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Hi there,
On Thu, 28 Feb 2019 at 10:27, aleks wrote:
> The spawn method in dwm.c checks if the received argument is dmenucmd
> and if so it sets the variable dmenumon (which is defined in config.h)
> to the currectly selected monitor (at least thats what I think is
> happening).
>
> It seems to m
Hi,
When using ST with tmux, I might split the termial which pushes the
original split left or up. Then there is a part of the bash prompt
right after where my cursor is. This behaviour is not reproducible.
Sometimes it happens on the old split, sometimes on the new split. As
I start to type the n
This is a bug of surf, it usually happens when browsing some js heavy sites, I
have something
like the following in my custom version of surf, and it solved the problem.
commit 9280cffc390e79416487d23f6cbca96fb80fc0da
Author: nzl
Date: Fri Jan 18 06:44:30 2019 +
signal uri change
dif
