> I'm wondering if there's a way to easily synthesize an X click event and
> others?
Maybe look into how xdotool does it?
I've written up patches to make it so that I, a, A, s, ce, etc can be
repeated properly with . -- not sure if I'm doing this the Right Way, but
it seems to work in my tests. Feedback appreciated. Patches attached.
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nctionality? Any tips? Am
I going about this all wrong?
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The selection of bzip as the compression algorithm seems like a
compromise.
It seems to me part of the whole point is to *not* select a compression
algorithm, but allow that to be handled by the apropriate tools (probably
xz, in my case).
Somebody claiming to be oneofthem wrote:
You're really saying that cryptography hasn't changed since 2007?
The algorithms that library implements certainly have not.
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l does not require it.
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Somebody claiming to be Kurt H Maier wrote:
It's like c++: "everyone agrees it's safe to use, but nobody agrees on
which 10% is the safe part."
I think we call that part of C++ "C89".
(Roughly, modulo valid C89 that C++ makes invalid.)
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general?
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you have this problem to?.
I'm not sure what you mean, but I don't seem to have any issues using mutt,
editing and composing messages, and when I exit mutt the shell still works.
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here I see the issue).
I'm using the font string
"Terminus:pixelsize=20:antialias=false:autohint=false"
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I just upgraded my st install to latest tip, and now all the line drawing
characters (such as in mutt) are a lowercase 'd'. This seems suboptimal.
Older st versions had stuff in config.h for configuring these, but that
seems gone now.
What is the right way to fix this?
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that my `make install` had not ended
up with the g+s permission set on the binary, even though the command is
there. Maybe because the group is changed after that? I set that and now
it works.
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add utmp entry: Permission denied
Is this meant to be suid or something?
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ckets as a fallback?
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have to set the relevant environment
variables for the request.
Hmm, I suppose that's true.
Still, forking is never the bottleneck
Never? Isn't forking-as-bottleneck most of the reason alternatives to CGI
exist?
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does it do prefork stuff to improve performance?
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uses Pango to draw
text).
You couldn't pay me to use the GTK+ GUI. I use the pure X11 GUI. So
does everyone else here at work.
People use vim from a GUI?
/me confused
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it worked and was the right size. I then tried it in st, and the size
is still fine, but the spacing is all messed up and every time I type it
shows duplicates of the character. Some sort of really weird paiting bug.
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geString16 instead in gui_x11.c.
Interesting. I wonder what they do for characters that don't fit in 16bits?
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Somebody claiming to be Nick wrote:
Quoth Stephen Paul Weber:
My st install prints some utf8 chars fine (like ©) but others (like …) itt
has trouble with.
I *think* that would be because rxvt-unicode falls back to another
font if the one you specify doesn't have a glyph it wants. S
I looked through
the st code, and it seems to be handling UTF-8 properly, so far as I can
tell.
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It's been annoying me a bit that double-click in st only breaks words by a
space, since I often get emails with say in them, and want to select
just inside the beaks.
Attached is a patch that lets st break words on a configurable set of
characters.
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Somebody claiming to be Luis Anaya wrote:
I see the case for a need of a systray, but there are tiling window
managers that provide this facility.
Also, nice programs like stalonetray which one can run if one needs a
systray.
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Somebody claiming to be Christoph Lohmann wrote:
And btw., »GPLv3 except stuff under MIT/X from surf« – I don't
think such culture bolshevism is legal.
It's definitely legal, though one might want to be more specific about which
"stuff" is MIT licensed.
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your own options parser (which almost everyone gets
wrong) and allows your tool to behave however the local system expects (more
or less).
Not trying to start a flame war, just curious.
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Not all distributions even have a shadow group.
I wouldn't take the Makefile patch, but checking if the tool has permission
for what it wants to do, instead of checking if it ts root, seems
preferrable to me.
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hat way you can just reply to a bug from your
email client and it works. Just like a mailing list :)
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ve clever layouts? I think that is the great power of the
stacked layout. I can have clients grouped within one tag, but I don't
need to watch them all of the time.
I think so. No way to have one client 'maximised'?
I think we call this "monacle mode"
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ok into exactly what this does.
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b.com/sunaku/.dwm/compare/tip...spawn_cwd
Does this patch just work on xterm/rxvt windows that happen to have their
CWD path in the title?
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Somebody claiming to be Anselm R Garbe wrote:
On 13 November 2011 19:22, Stephen Paul Weber wrote:
I used to be able to start dwm on a different tag selection than the default
(which is only select tag 1). Is there still a way to do this?
Watch out for createmon() in the code and amend the
I used to be able to start dwm on a different tag selection than the default
(which is only select tag 1). Is there still a way to do this?
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I just upgraded to the new DWM and "had" to apply the stdin patch to keep
the behaviour I'm used to :) It didn't quite apply against tip, so attached
are my changes to make it apply, if anyone's interested.
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try to maximize what they want at
your expense.
Perhaps you love the WHATWG enough to miss the point: we keep hiring
magazine-trained designers to build websites. Standards can't fix that.
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years, but most people writing
the pages are not motivated to make them suck less than the average, and so
keep producing terrible nests, etc, making all the nice stuff we're
supposed to have a lot less useful.
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id nothing.
Thanks,
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case there are
people who actually don't know) RMS believes in ND licenses for speech so
that he has a legal tool against people who take such speech out of context
or misquote it in other ways.
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Somebody claiming to be Mount Peaks wrote:
1) May I bug the mail-list with a simple question, is there a scrollbar in
st?
No, because there is no scrollback mechanism, so nothing to scroll through.
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Somebody claiming to be Andrew Hills wrote:
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 9:20 PM, Stephen Paul Weber
wrote:
Or are you complaining about filesize? Are you on dialup?
No, just complaining that it's hard to find the content in your
message when the majority of my mail reader's window is f
Somebody claiming to be Kurt H Maier wrote:
Thanks for sending out a kilobyte of text with an eleven-word reply
buried in the middle, Stephen Paul Weber.
Sorry, most mailing lists hate MIME, so I send inline.
Or are you complaining about filesize? Are you on dialup?
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Somebody claiming to be Aurélien Aptel wrote:
>Attached wrong patch; use this one, sorry.
I can confirm that this patch works for me in irssi :D
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Somebody claiming to be Connor Lane Smith wrote:
>On 17/10/2011, Stephen Paul Weber wrote:
>> 4) alt+leftarrow and alt+rightarrow, which I use in irssi to swich chats, do
>>not seem to work. Looking at st.c, it seems that kpr
dles the
arrow keys specially, which may be breaking this?
I've also created a small patch, attached, which allows one to paste the
contents of CLIPBOARD with alt+shift+insert.
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there's
no conceptual tension between dwm and a statusbar *since dwm has a statusbar*.
Isn't "docking" really just another layout? One where most windows tile
below a window kept at the top/side?
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