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I've been unable to find a statuscolors patch for 6.0, any ideas where I can find one?
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I've been unable to find a statuscolors patch for 6.0, any ideas where I can find one?
The patch from http://dwm.suckless.org/patches/statuscolors works with dwm 6.0
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wolfcore wrote:I've been unable to find a statuscolors patch for 6.0, any ideas where I can find one?
wolfcore wrote:I've been unable to find a statuscolors patch for 6.0, any ideas where I can find one?
The patch from http://dwm.suckless.org/patches/statuscolors works with dwm 6.0
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I've been unable to find the statuscolors patch for 6.0, any ideas where I can find it?
Take a look at JokerBoy's place.
Edit: it seems I'm genetically late...
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wolfcore wrote:I've been unable to find the statuscolors patch for 6.0, any ideas where I can find it?
Take a look at JokerBoy's place.
Edit: it seems I'm genetically late...
Well I already got colors working, but thanks for the link, looks useful.
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Regarding statuscolors patch from my bucket, you must define 8 colors in your config.h. if you defined an another number of colors, don't forget to change the MAXCOLORS value in dwm.c..
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I'm thinking about how to make dwm cycle trough tags that have 1 (or more) clients in it. I know that it is not so great thing to ask since tags in dwm are very powerfull thing but i just want that in dwm. Any patch to recommend for this?
As for my previous problem, i was able to solve it thanks to LokiChaos on #dwm irc chat. Check it out: http://sprunge.us/hTVU
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scratchpad for 6.0 fixed for multi-monitor setup you can find at http://hg.punctweb.ro/dwm/src
I'm using this patch, and the scratchpad itself works like a charm. For some reason, though, the spawned urxvt instance doesnt read .Xdefaults, and looks so ugly it makes onions cry. Any idea as to why this would be the case?
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Are you using urxvt.name in xdefaults?
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No, I don't.
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Share your xdefaults then. I'm curious too..
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urxvt*loginShell: true
Why?
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I copied that years ago from anrxc, didn't give it a second thought. I'm pretty sure login shell is the default anyway, so it shouldn't really have much efffect.
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You can see it here.
Xdefaults is deprecated.
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And what should I use instead? Xresources? I moved Xdefaults over and it had no effect on this issue.
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And what should I use instead? Xresources? I moved Xdefaults over and it had no effect on this issue.
Yeah, use Xresources and put
xrdb ~/.Xresources
in your .xinitrc
Not that it had anything to do with your problem, just pointing it out
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I'll do that I have xrdb -merge .Xdefaults there, by the way, in case that's important or anything.
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I copied that years ago from anrxc, didn't give it a second thought. I'm pretty sure login shell is the default anyway, so it shouldn't really have much efffect.
Yes, being pretty sure it is the default (it's not) is reason enough not to rule it out...
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You must feel so smart for knowing something I didn't know. Congratulations.
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No: rather than continue to pollute a thread about hacking dwm with a trivial issue that you are obviously unwilling to put any effort yourself into solving I just read the man page...
Read the Forum Etiquette, learn how to ask for help properly and, if someone does offer a suggestion, do them the courtesy of actually trying it rather than just shrugging it off -- particularly when you haven't provided any other information about your setup for them to go on.
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You call your post a suggestion? Well, I guess I learned two things from you then.
My humblest apologies for polluting the thread and being so impolite as to think you were condescending to who you think of as a stupid newbie who is too lazy to read man pages and google his problems before annoying the folks here. I sincerely thank JokerBoy and wolfcore for trying to help me, and shall now take my stuff elsewhere. Have a nice day.
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Hi there,
I've been using dwm for the past couple of months, and have found this thread really useful.
I've put together a really simple script to display a shutdown confirmation (just using a floating xterm window - much like all of the scratchpad discussions on here). Does anyone know how I can get the window centered without having to hard code co-ordinates in the xterm geometry parameter? I use multiple monitors with different resolutions, so the co-ordinates would be different for each monitor.
Thanks,
Michael
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A very imperfect, though working solution for similar problems is to write a simple script which calls xterm with the parameters you want, includng '-e your-script.sh' at the end. The same can be done within config.h as a command definition.
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"Hack" my centred-floating patch, or even try using it..
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