Hi,
there is one thing about dwm that really annoy me. In multi-monitor setup
I need to use mouse to switch between my screens. Can I do it using some
keyboard shorotcuts. I like the way it's working in i3 where I simply have
one set of tags for all screens and switching tag automaticly switches
s
On 3 Jun 2013 19:30, "Szymon Olewniczak" wrote:
>
> Hi,
> there is one thing about dwm that really annoy me. In multi-monitor setup
> I need to use mouse to switch between my screens. Can I do it using some
> keyboard shorotcuts. I like the way it's working in i3 where I simply have
> one set of t
Hi suckless,
I was fed up reading in mupdf (too paginated and annoying to get
text into), a terminal (too monospaced), or surf (too massive), so
thought I should make something better. So I spent an afternoon
making a pager that you pipe text into, with tcl/tk, and I think
it's quite good (wit
Hello. It took me quite a few hours to track this one down!
--- 4ab5ed5/vt.c
+++ vt.c
@@ -1151,7 +1151,7 @@ static void put_wc(Vt *t, wchar_t wc)
Cell *src = b->curs_row->cells + b->curs_col;
Cell *dest = src + width;
size_t l
you forgot to attach it.
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 6:14 PM, Nick wrote:
> Hi suckless,
>
> I was fed up reading in mupdf (too paginated and annoying to get
> text into), a terminal (too monospaced), or surf (too massive), so
> thought I should make something better. So I spent an afternoon
> making
On Mon, Jun 03, 2013 at 11:14:44PM +0100, Nick wrote:
> a pager that you pipe text into, with tcl/tk, and I think
> it's quite good (with tk 8.5 - everything is ugly with 8.5). It's
> attached.
I'd like to see it, but there's no attachment.
-Noah
...attached...
tkread.tcl
Description: Tcl script
Quoth Nick:
> it's quite good (with tk 8.5 - everything is ugly with 8.5).
I meant everything is ugly with 8.4. I should go to bed...
