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unexist, quick question for you!
I currently have tag 1 set to default, but I would like terminals to be able to open in more than just the first tag (need to open a term on the web browsing tab to do a quick command). I'm sure there's an easy way to do this, but I'm not quite sure how. Any suggestions?
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unexist, quick question for you!
I currently have tag 1 set to default, but I would like terminals to be able to open in more than just the first tag (need to open a term on the web browsing tab to do a quick command). I'm sure there's an easy way to do this, but I'm not quite sure how. Any suggestions?
can use the launcher with @tag_name after whatever term you use.
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Maybe you should take a look at http://subforge.org/projects/subtle/wik … Scratchpad
It is very usefull for quick commands.
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heleos wrote:unexist, quick question for you!
I currently have tag 1 set to default, but I would like terminals to be able to open in more than just the first tag (need to open a term on the web browsing tab to do a quick command). I'm sure there's an easy way to do this, but I'm not quite sure how. Any suggestions?
can use the launcher with @tag_name after whatever term you use.
I could, but It would be nice to just press mod4+return on the tag I want it to open on
edit: scratchpad would also work, but again, its another key combination I would use for that tag only
Last edited by heleos (2011-10-29 03:34:01)
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Another way is using a hook: http://subforge.org/projects/subtle/wik … rrent-view
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Meh, I have no idea why the stupid bbs doesn't send me notifications when someone writes into this thread, sorry.
Generally tagging terminals is tricky, there is a FAQ entry about it: http://subforge.org/ezfaq/show/subtle?faq_id=15
Also please don't nix the names of the things, in subtle a tag is something else than a view. I still believe the terminilogy in subtle is correct.
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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21802312/DESKTOPS/subtlerainbow/Screenshot00-thumb.png http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21802312/DESKTOPS/subtlerainbow/Screenshot01-thumb.png
Really glad I switched back to subtle. I really love its tiling method.
Oh kindly Bread, any chance you could share the color scheme and wallpaper used here?
Okay, I take it back.
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Nice shot, haven't seen a white panel in a while, when I used something similar people always told me it is way too bright.
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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21802312/DESKTOPS/subtlerainbow/Screenshot00-thumb.png http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21802312/DESKTOPS/subtlerainbow/Screenshot01-thumb.png
Really glad I switched back to subtle. I really love its tiling method.
How do you get those gaps between windows? With the latest subtle, I can't get it to work.
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How do you get those gaps between windows? With the latest subtle, I can't get it to work.
The margin of the clients style sets the spacing between the windows, see here: http://subforge.org/projects/subtle/wiki/Styles#Clients
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So far no new shots of the improved separators? I am disappointed.
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You can find it here: http://pastebin.com/TqXVNPYM
Hey, could you let me know how you get those thin scroll bars on your browser?
Cheers,
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It's the GTK theme: Equinox Evolution Dawn
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=140449
AUR/gtk-theme-equinox
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Thanks for that, while I'm at it would you be able to show me the config for your irssi ?
Cheers,
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@WilleoSoeurs: I like your subtle. Very much.
Thanks for that, while I'm at it would you be able to show me the config for your irssi ?
It's weechat with the buffer plugin. http://pastebin.com/QXXq8cgZ
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@WilleoSoeurs: I like your subtle. Very much.
clodeindustrie wrote:Thanks for that, while I'm at it would you be able to show me the config for your irssi ?
It's weechat with the buffer plugin. http://pastebin.com/QXXq8cgZ
thx
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ewloni wrote:@WilleoSoeurs: I like your subtle. Very much.
clodeindustrie wrote:Thanks for that, while I'm at it would you be able to show me the config for your irssi ?
It's weechat with the buffer plugin. http://pastebin.com/QXXq8cgZ
thx
Cool Thanks !
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You have to add something like that in your .vimrc:
set listchars=nbsp:·,eol:↵,extends:>,precedes:<,tab:\|\ set list
Note that there is a space after the last \
"\|" means that the first char of a tab will be represented by a | and "\ " means that following chars will be represented by a space (these chars have to be escaped). You can try "tab:>-" to understand well.
set list shows special characters, while set listchars changes their default "values". Their color is setted up by NonChars for some chars, and SpecialKeys for others.
How have you managed to get "↵" displayed with Luxi? In my urxvt it displays only when I'm using DejaVu Sans Mono. In gvim it works fine tho.
Last edited by silenc3r (2011-11-07 20:42:40)
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I'm afraid I can't help you, it has always displayed fine without the need of any settings modification. Maybe an encoding format problem? Here UTF-8 (type "file -i filename" in a terminal to check).
By the way, what does vim display instead of "↵"?
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Nice WilleoSoeurs, can you post your subtle.rb
Cheers
Paul-S
Here
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I'm afraid I can't help you, it has always displayed fine without the need of any settings modification. Maybe an encoding format problem? Here UTF-8 (type "file -i filename" in a terminal to check).
Nope, it doesn't matter if charset is utf-8 or anything else.
By the way, what does vim display instead of "↵"?
It displays rectangles like this:
I've tried different fonts (Liberation, Envy Code R, Inconsolata), but only DejaVu seems to display it properly.
EDIT:
After few hours of research I've finally fixed it! Installing xorg-fonts-type1 solved the problem
Last edited by silenc3r (2011-11-08 13:49:08)
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