Re: [dev] [dlogout] I wrote a basic logout-/shutdown-menu for use with dwm.

> > Uuuum, systemd does process ACPI events… > > Please excuse me, I frankly have no idea of > all the "features". The fact that it does more > than boot, halt and reboot kills my desire > to try it. My point is that I don't want to add some other NIH tool to do things that my init system already

Re: [dev] [dlogout] I wrote a basic logout-/shutdown-menu for use with dwm.

Alex Pilon wrote: > Uuuum, systemd does process ACPI events… Please excuse me, I frankly have no idea of all the "features". The fact that it does more than boot, halt and reboot kills my desire to try it. Cág

Re: [dev] [dlogout] I wrote a basic logout-/shutdown-menu for use with dwm.

Greetings. On Sun, 19 Jun 2016 07:11:49 +0200 Alex Pilon wrote: > On Sun, Jun 19, 2016 at 02:28:14AM +0300, Cág wrote: > > Of course, tis just me. I'm sure Arch/Manjaro users > > will find it useful. > > Uuuum, systemd does process ACPI events… acpid does process ACPI events for me. Acpid didn’

Re: [dev] [dlogout] I wrote a basic logout-/shutdown-menu for use with dwm.

Greetings. On Sun, 19 Jun 2016 07:12:43 +0200 Thomas Oltmann wrote: > Hey everybody, > > I just started tinkering with dwm a couple of weeks ago. And I > especially love how customisable and extensible it is. No weird 'writing > Javascript Applets' or 'hooking into' other functions or fiddlin

Re: [dev] [dlogout] I wrote a basic logout-/shutdown-menu for use with dwm.

On Sun, Jun 19, 2016 at 02:28:14AM +0300, Cág wrote: > Of course, tis just me. I'm sure Arch/Manjaro users > will find it useful. Uuuum, systemd does process ACPI events…

Re: [dev] [dlogout] I wrote a basic logout-/shutdown-menu for use with dwm.

Hi there, Judging from my experience: I don't use a display manager, nor dbus, systemd, consolekit etc. I'm not sure if these things are popular here (well, systemd at least, as the vast majority here uses OpenBSD, right?). Also I treat my tty sessions as usual sessions, i.e. I need X11 only to su

Re: [dev] [dlogout] I wrote a basic logout-/shutdown-menu for use with dwm.

On Sun, 19 Jun 2016, Thomas Oltmann wrote: > So, what do you think? Do you even feel there's a need for a > shutdown-menu for dwm? Are you happy with the quality of the source code? What does it do that dmenu + a shell script can't?

[dev] [dlogout] I wrote a basic logout-/shutdown-menu for use with dwm.

Hey everybody, I just started tinkering with dwm a couple of weeks ago. And I especially love how customisable and extensible it is. No weird 'writing Javascript Applets' or 'hooking into' other functions or fiddling with cryptic XML files - it's just C code. However, I really missed being a