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Darvid

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Registered: 2009-12-09

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tudor-do

tudor-do is a run dialog that runs in the background. Doesn't do much else, other than basic auto-completion (atm using GtkEntryCompletion, which is rather primitive, so don't expect gmrun-like ninja completion if you want to iterate through multiple results). The only reason I was bothered with hacking it up was because every other launcher/run dialog out there either doesn't run in the background (resulting in myself raging over terrible responsiveness if I'm multitasking on my tin can) or doesn't autocomplete without requiring me to hit Tab.

Source

Requires gtkmm and glibmm. Run it with:

TUDOR_DO_HOTKEY="Super+Z" ./tudor-do

or such. Defaults to Alt+F2. And let me know if you can't get it to bind a key whatsoever, I have a friend who had that issue and I believe it is an anomaly that's related to a rift somewhere in the space-time continuum.

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