Similar to how awful.client.focus.global_bydirection and awful.client.swap.global_bydirection work except for moving a client in a given direction. This would be nice to have if possible! Thanks.

This is a feature request for the antialiased rounded corners on the compositor level. They should have radius setting and window exclude/include rules like it's already done for shadows and blur. They should be able to override the alpha channel of window by multiplying it with 0 on transparent areas and also they should be able to round the top corners of WM-powered window decoration (like decor

I cannot find neither in man pages nor here in github how to switch to another graphical session (second user). How do I switch and switch back?
I'm using Lubuntu 19.10, not KDE desktop, but the Lubuntu desktop itself. So I do not have the practical and very useful dm-tool command from lightdm. Nor there is a script to switch, something like lxqt-switch or sddm-switch. I have asked in Lubuntu.me

When clicking a web link in a program on lets say desk2, if a browser is already open on desk1 it will now move to desk2. I prefer the browser would not move but the bigger issue is that it has some buggy behavior as it will disappear from all virtual desktops when switching between them. Cycling through the desktops again will make it reappear but its not easy to return to previous behavior as

From the Readme.md, it is not clear to me when I am supposed to install the 20-intel.conf file and when I do not need to.

The installation instructions are at the top of the file, which suggests that it is needed for every kernel configuration, but the 4.6-specific instructions say "Some graphic glitches remain which are fixed by adding Option "XVideo" "Disable" in the Extensions Section of you

Hi @gitluin
I dont have access to edit your Wiki, that is something to do according to your readme.

Please add a note in the line
sudo make install clean

That the user should install the Xorg sources first as root to include X11/keysym.h file:

• FreeBSD: pkg install xorg
• Debian/Ubuntu based: apt-get install xorg-server-source
• Redhat/Fedora based: yum install xorg-x11-serv

Add a .1 file per utility in the cmd directory.

Please read EWMH specification then document what is missing in Xlambda for compliance to it.

Also look into sawfish at least for inspiration, and perhaps even to borrow some code from it.

Thanks

PS. Feel free to contact me by email to basile@starynkevitch.net

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