Hi again, I'm trying to find out how to make a custom status bar in wmii. I
have found "status()" lines in /home/wmii.rc file(hmmm what is it doing
here?!) these is what I found:
status() {
Action status
if wmiir remove /rbar/status 2>/dev/null; then
echo "$WMII_NORMCOLORS" | wm
On Thu, 17 Mar 2011, Le Tian wrote:
Hi again, I'm trying to find out how to make a custom status bar in
wmii. I have found "status()" lines in /home/wmii.rc file(hmmm what is
it doing here?!)
Maybe your '$HOME' env var was unset or improperly set at some point?
these is what I found:
statu
Hi all,
I'm using wmii under Arch, and have found that whenever I start
Chromium (version 10.0.648.133) (whether by Mod-p or by command line)
it is spawned as a floating window in wmii. I have installed both the
default from the Arch package repository as well as the latest version
from mercurial,
On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 05:39:03PM -0400, Aaron Lindsay wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using wmii under Arch, and have found that whenever I start
Chromium (version 10.0.648.133) (whether by Mod-p or by command line)
it is spawned as a floating window in wmii. I have installed both the
default from the Arch
its quite simple,
1. start chromium
2. goto preferences
3. goto personal stuff
4. in appearance choose use GTK-theme or "use system title bar and borders".
5. thats it
that will make chromium start with system borders that are managed by wmii,
so browser will not start in a floating window.
On Thu, 17 Mar 2011, Benjamin R. Haskell wrote:
On Thu, 17 Mar 2011, Le Tian wrote:
Hi again, I'm trying to find out how to make a custom status bar in wmii. I
have found "status()" lines in /home/wmii.rc file(hmmm what is it doing
here?!)
Maybe your '$HOME' env var was unset or improperl
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 01:12:04AM +0200, Le Tian wrote:
its quite simple,
1. start chromium
2. goto preferences
3. goto personal stuff
4. in appearance choose use GTK-theme or "use system title bar and borders".
5. thats it
that will make chromium start with system borders that are managed by
thanks a lot, that is better, cause my wmiirc_local is empty)
I use xbindkeys for hotkeying - didn't want to mess with my wmii
scattered-all-over-the-place files.
I'll try it out.
Thanks! That works like a charm - it's always the simple things...
Out of curiosity, what is it about that setting that causes wmii to
make it float initially? It seems as though wmii ignores the "Hide
system title bar and use compact borders" setting and surrounds it
with the wmii border regardle
Also, you can comment out the status() {} stuff in wmiirc_local or
wmii.rc, and put a status command somewhere in $PATH, for easier
editing.
On 3/17/11, Le Tian wrote:
> thanks a lot, that is better, cause my wmiirc_local is empty)
> I use xbindkeys for hotkeying - didn't want to mess with my wmi
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