On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 10:31:44PM +0000, Connor Lane Smith wrote: > Not in tip. My argument is, if you want to configure defaults just add > an override dmenu script to your path: > > > #!/bin/sh > > /usr/local/bin/dmenu -fn ... -bg ... > > Easier than recompiling imo, and means everyone on a multiuser system > can share a single binary. > > cls
Apparently I've gone long enough between pulls to not have seen that change (and your previous mention failed to register). As for "easier than recompiling", my ratio of "recompiles because I decided to change my color scheme" to "recompiles because of a new release or interest in checking out tip" is small enough that I'm confused as to how easiness comes in. It's not as though compiled defaults and interposing a script are incompatible on a multiuser system. Meh, I can't really think of a particularly compelling reason to put config.h back in, but from the perspective of someone who was using it, its removal feels strange and arbitrary and a bit like someone insisting that I get out of bed at some early hour on a weekend.
