pt to new windows layout. Which means
to remember new positions. So, I have to look on the terminal window
and understand again which command it is running.
Sorry for my english. Maybe it is not so clear as I would like it to be.
2013/8/20 Raphaël Proust :
> On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 3:
Raphaël, thank you for the idea with colors. Will play with it in my
spare time during the week.
> Seems potentially very useful.
I'm very glad to read this. : )
Sorry for html emails. This one in plain text.
2013/8/20 Nikolay Vasylchyshyn :
> Raphaël, thank you for the idea with c
Hello, suckless community!
I have created a patch for the current dwm (commit
6af273771cb0e28e4394c78ab0322f77025a57f3).
It excludes (and toggles back again) currently focused window from
MODKEY+j, MODKEY+k change focus cycle.
How do I use it: I open many terminals and actively work in 2 or 3 of
me of sucklessdevelopers to
talk about it. But, actually, this frustrates me a little bit.
Thanks for your time and sorry, that I didn't do this email shorter.
2013/1/18 Carlos Torres
> On Jan 18, 2013 7:06 AM, "Nikolay Vasylchyshyn"
> wrote:
> >
> > But, I think it would
Hello, suckless community!
Installed fresh dmenu from git repository.
All OK, but when I run dmenu (alt-p in my dwm configuration) I got only
dmenu panel on top, but no autocompletions.
I fixed it with chmod +x dmenu_path.
I looked at dmenu_path in source directory of dmenu and there also was no
