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markmcb
markmcb commented Sep 3, 2019

Enhancement request: add a shortcut

Context: when using any layout where more than 1 main window exists

Behavior: active window is pushed onto the "main stack" and the lowest main takes it's place

Example (we'll call this new feature X): In 3Column Middle. Increase main pane count shortcut has been triggered twice, such that there are 3 main panes, A, B, C. A is the top of the stack. C i

jallbrit
jallbrit commented Mar 3, 2020

There are two ways to measure memory usage in Linux:

  • Available memory is being used for something, but is readily available. Linux does this to run programs more efficiently if RAM is not being used.
  • Free memory is not being used for anything. You could call it wasted RAM. It is almost always very low and lower than available memory.

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lwouis
lwouis commented Apr 3, 2020

The readme hasn't been reviewed in a while. Its Configuration section for example is outdated and wrong.

This ticket could also include making a real landing page for the project, using Github Pages or others. This page could improve the experience by:

  • Being localized or at least showing AltTab language support in a personalized way, based on user browser language
  • Provide builds optim
setzer22
setzer22 commented Mar 13, 2020

Hi, first of all, many thanks for this awesome project! Now onto my issue/question:

I find it confusing that when I'm pressing Super+Left/Right (and the minimap is active) I cannot use other hotkeys, like for instance Shift+Super+Left/Right to change monitor. Is this intended or undesired?

Many thanks!

Narrat
Narrat commented Apr 13, 2017

I noticed the following behaviour using yabar with openbox.
If I'm on a workspace where I'm closing the last window, its name will still be displayed in yabar_title.
Even if I'm opening a new window it will still not update unless I switch workspaces or open a second window.

Three pictures to make it visual (hopefully)

![1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2787518/25023767/6e8e5d

t-wissmann
t-wissmann commented Jan 3, 2019

Document exit codes in the herbstluftwm manpage and use it in the hlwm fixture in the tests.

In general, zero is success and non-zero is "something went wrong", either syntactically (invalid argument, needs more arguments), or semantically (e.g. no window available in the given direction)

arsonoff
arsonoff commented Jun 15, 2019

What algorithm of calculation from what side of the screen is the dock-window?
Whether it is possible to set it manually?

Example:
I place the dock-window in the left part of the screen, width is slightly less than a quarter of the screen, height is more than width.
OK. Maximize-windows take the empty seat between this window and borders of the screen:
[![2019-06-15-023533-1280x720-scrot-re

arslabora
arslabora commented Aug 30, 2019

Unfortunately, I lost my setup some days ago... and I have no copy of that. So, I decided to redo it, but I'm struggling following the spare guides. I'm trying to reproduce my sticky workspaces setup (three monitors) with no success at all.

The bare template config is:

{
    context.AddBar();
    context.AddFocusIndicator();
    var actionM

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