Re: Fw: cwm questions

2017-10-02 Thread rick
On Mon, 02 Oct 2017 08:22 +, Dell Sanders wrote: > Is there a way to bind a key to move a window to specified position on > the screen (for example coordinates 0,0)? Might have to resort to an external program like xdotool.

Re: cwm questions

2017-10-02 Thread Kapfhammer, Stefan
keyboard shortcuts. Regards, Stefan Von: test1dellb...@yahoo.co.uk Gesendet: 2. Oktober 2017 10:27 vorm. An: misc@openbsd.org Antworten: test1dellb...@yahoo.co.uk Betreff: Fw: cwm questions Thanks Stefan, but even after a reboot, CM-r (window-vtile) does not work. Perhaps CM-r is not bound

Fw: cwm questions

2017-10-02 Thread Dell Sanders
llb...@yahoo.co.uk Gesendet: 1. Oktober 2017 9:07 vorm. An: misc@openbsd.org Antworten: test1dellb...@yahoo.co.uk Betreff: cwm questions Hello, I have recently installed OpenBSD snapshot 6.2.I created a simple ~/.cwmrc with a single line - bind-key CM-r window-vtile then I restarted cwm, opened a few

Re: cwm questions

2017-10-01 Thread Kapfhammer, Stefan
ntworten: test1dellb...@yahoo.co.uk Betreff: cwm questions Hello, I have recently installed OpenBSD snapshot 6.2.I created a simple ~/.cwmrc with a single line - bind-key CM-r window-vtile then I restarted cwm, opened a few windows and hit CTRL-ALT-r. I expected the current window to move to

cwm questions

2017-10-01 Thread Dell Sanders
Hello, I have recently installed OpenBSD snapshot 6.2.I created a simple ~/.cwmrc with a single line - bind-key CM-r window-vtile then I restarted cwm, opened a few windows and hit CTRL-ALT-r. I expected the current window to move to the left half of the screen but it did not work.I tried this wi