awesome-wm

问题 i'm looking for a way to let applications using their own fullscreen mode but without resizing their own windows. For example, i want to watch a video on a web browser in fullscreen mode to hide all other bars/content of the browser/website except the video but i want to keep my display layout to see other apps at the same time. Any ideas? Thanks ! 回答1: I did not test the following, but it might work. The idea of the rule is that it is used to detect which windows should not be fullscreend.

问题 i'm looking for a way to let applications using their own fullscreen mode but without resizing their own windows. For example, i want to watch a video on a web browser in fullscreen mode to hide all other bars/content of the browser/website except the video but i want to keep my display layout to see other apps at the same time. Any ideas? Thanks ! 回答1: I did not test the following, but it might work. The idea of the rule is that it is used to detect which windows should not be fullscreend.

问题 I have the awesome config like this below: { rule = { instance = "plugin-container" }, properties = { floating = false }, callback = awful.titlebar.hide }, I don't want to have my Youtube fullscreen really playing fullscreen, but instead it is playing within the window size. If I want to have fullscreen, I could do with Win+F shortcut. With the config above it doesn't work. Whenever I click fullscreen, it is really playing fullscreen. I am used to be an Ion3 user and in Ion3 it just works. I

问题 I was wondering if there are any difference between lua's os.execute('<command>') and awesome's awful.spawn('<command>') I noticed that lain suggests to use os.execute , is there any reason for that, or it's a matter of personal taste? 回答1: Do not ever use os.execute or io.popen . They are blocking functions and cause very bad performance and noticeable increase in input (mouse/keyboard) and client repaint latency. Using these functions is an anti-pattern and will only make everything worst.

问题 I was wondering if there are any difference between lua's os.execute('<command>') and awesome's awful.spawn('<command>') I noticed that lain suggests to use os.execute , is there any reason for that, or it's a matter of personal taste? 回答1: Do not ever use os.execute or io.popen . They are blocking functions and cause very bad performance and noticeable increase in input (mouse/keyboard) and client repaint latency. Using these functions is an anti-pattern and will only make everything worst.

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问题 I'm using AwesomeWM vicious datewidget. I'm trying to output the date and time in wibox, in my rc.lua, with this format Feb 17, 12:10 AM (%b %d, %l:%M:%p) but I want the AM (%p) to be lowercase. I've tried: vicious.register(datewidget, vicious.widgets.date, "<span font-family='terminus' color='#999999'>%b %d, %l:%M:</span> <span variant='smallcaps'%p</span>", 1) but the variant attribute doesn't seem to work. Is there another way to do this? my full rc.lua 回答1: You can use string library's

问题 can someone tell me what is the meaning of the icons in the title bar? A rocket, a plus, a star.. Im very curious. 回答1: Look at the file names of the icons. The first component describes the meaning: https://github.com/awesomeWM/awesome/tree/master/themes/default/titlebar The plus is for sticky windows. These are windows which are visible on all tags (normally windows are only visible if one of their tags is selected). The star is for ontop. These windows ignore the normal stacking order and

问题 can someone tell me what is the meaning of the icons in the title bar? A rocket, a plus, a star.. Im very curious. 回答1: Look at the file names of the icons. The first component describes the meaning: https://github.com/awesomeWM/awesome/tree/master/themes/default/titlebar The plus is for sticky windows. These are windows which are visible on all tags (normally windows are only visible if one of their tags is selected). The star is for ontop. These windows ignore the normal stacking order and

问题 How to config awesome so it would start new application with two windows aligned like this: ---------------- |xxxxxxxxxx####| |xxxxxxxxxx####| |xxxxxxxxxx####| |xxxxxxxxxx####| ---------------- where "x" is for example conversation window in pidgin and '#' is buddy list window. In general I would like to specify width of right window and put it on the right side (maximized vertically) and the other window should take the remaining space. I already have some almost-working code, but it behaves