> If you care about ratpoison, please test those tarballs and report
> back, *whether you encounter a problem or not*.
I've been running 1.4.7-rc3 for a couple of days now on three
single-screen systems (all running up-to-date Arch Linux) and haven't
encountered any problems.
--
Joren
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On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 11:47, Jeff Abrahamson wrote:
> *Change focus / move window. *Bind a key that causes all frames to show
> labels (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) and then I hit key "3" to refocus to frame 3
> and the ephemeral labels disappear. For move, the selection would cause
> the current wind
On Sun, Apr 13, 2014 at 21:19, Jeff Abrahamson wrote:
> My usual case is a handful of terminals, a handful of emacs frames, and
> a handful of browser frames. So naming them isn't too helpful for me.
> (For example, what would I call them?) I'd also prefer to avoid the
> cognitive switch of thin
The only time I use redisplay is for sunvox [1]. For some reason it
doesn't take up the entire frame when it starts. A redisplay fixes that.
> I'm not proposing to remove the function, but I wonder if it needs to stay
> in the default key binding map, which seems noisy to me.
I use it so rarely I
Hi Jeff,
I've built your ratpoison and I've been running it today. I've taken a
quick look at your git log to figure out what kind of things you added
or changed from a user perspective (so disregarding internal stuff and
refactoring), just to make sure I'm not missing out on something. I've
come
On Tue, Dec 30, 2014 at 12:15, Jeff Abrahamson wrote:
>> > I've come up with pushwindow, pullwindow and focus_policy. Does
>> > that sound right?
>>
> Yes, this is precisely correct. I am embarrassed that I forgot to provide a
> summary of what I'd done when I sent that email.
No problem, just mak
Hi,
I'm currently running ratpoison in a multiple screen setup, so I wouldn't
mind testing. But I did not follow the full discussion or diffs so I'm not
sure exactly what to test. I gather that now ratpoison will use xrandr, but
what differences are there for a user? Will ratpoison somehow automat
Hi Mathieu,
Thank you for the explanation! I simplified the script I use to handle my
monitor setup (it already used xrandr) to not do restarts anymore and it
seems to work. I'm running 1.4.9-rc2 right now on my main machine and will
report back in a couple of days.
Kind regards,
Joren
On Tue,
Hi,
As promised I'm reporting back after testing. I have been running
1.4.9-rc2 for about a week now on my main laptop. I attach and
deattach my external monitor multiple times a day and run a simple
script that just does basic xrandr commands to handle that. So far I
haven't experienced any issue
When an application steals focus from input it becomes impossible to
control Ratpoison. An example (save any work before trying this since
you most likely will have to restart Ratpoison):
1. Create prompt.html with the following content:
setTimeout(() => { prompt(); }, 3000);
2. Open it with Chr
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