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I try to did it but a new workspace are created with the new name but the original one will style exist.... Strange.
We wil have [1][1:irssi][2][2:iceweasel]
I fixed it by using some vars in the config:
set $1 1: browse
set $2 2
set $3 3: irc
set $4 4: mail
(...)
bindsym $mod+1 workspace $1
bindsym $mod+2 workspace $2
(...)
# move focused container to workspace
bindsym $mod+Shift+exclam move workspace $1
bindsym $mod+Shift+at move workspace $2
# move and follow focused container to workspace
bindsym $mod+Control+1 move workspace $1; workspace $1
bindsym $mod+Control+2 move workspace $2; workspace $2
If you want to create workspace names on the fly, you should also focus 'em with a i3-msg command:
i3-msg workspace 2: irssi
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n3b wrote:I try to did it but a new workspace are created with the new name but the original one will style exist.... Strange.
We wil have [1][1:irssi][2][2:iceweasel]
I fixed it by using some vars in the config:
set $1 1: browse set $2 2 set $3 3: irc set $4 4: mail (...) bindsym $mod+1 workspace $1 bindsym $mod+2 workspace $2 (...) # move focused container to workspace bindsym $mod+Shift+exclam move workspace $1 bindsym $mod+Shift+at move workspace $2 # move and follow focused container to workspace bindsym $mod+Control+1 move workspace $1; workspace $1 bindsym $mod+Control+2 move workspace $2; workspace $2
If you want to create workspace names on the fly, you should also focus 'em with a i3-msg command:
i3-msg workspace 2: irssi
Thanks a lot. I will test it.
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Here it's the bug I have
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It is not a bug, but a mis[configuration|understanding]. Show your config, and tell what you do exactly.
Hint: Before posting, do some close reading of some of the comments. You might be able to figure it out yourself
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It is not a bug, but a mis[configuration|understanding]. Show your config, and tell what you do exactly.
Hint: Before posting, do some close reading of some of the comments. You might be able to figure it out yourself
Part of the User Manual
Note that the workspace will really be named "1: mail". i3 treats workspace names beginning with a number in a slightly special way. Normally, named workspaces are ordered the way they appeared. When they start with a number, i3 will order them numerically. Also, you will be able to use workspace number 1 to switch to the workspace which begins with number 1, regardless of which name it has. This is useful in case you are changing the workspace’s name dynamically.
I tried it and this feature does not work. I tried i3-wm and i3-git.
Last edited by ghost (2012-06-26 14:22:19)
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Do we have to guess what you put in your config?
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I had to reboot. The i3 restart was enough. Thanks joepvd it's work!
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I had to reboot. The i3 restart was enough. Thanks joepvd it's work!
But still the behaviour described in the manual does not work.
you will be able to use workspace number 1 to switch to the workspace which begins with number 1, regardless of which name it has
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For me it works as described:
i3-msg workspace number 1
focuses the workspace with the name 1: www. A wild guess: You missed the word 'number' in the manual.
Edit: I sent a patch to the devopers to stress the fact that a config change is needed for this behavior, as this is easy to overlook.
Last edited by joepvd (2012-06-26 20:26:45)
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For me it works as described:
i3-msg workspace number 1
focuses the workspace with the name 1: www. A wild guess: You missed the word 'number' in the manual.
I execute "rename workspace 2 to 2:www".
But when "workspace 2" is executed, I still go to workspace with the name "2".
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Please. Read. Precisely.
Dont do: "workspace 2". Do instead: "workspace number 2".
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Just made some screenshots for /r/minimalism on reddit to show off arch linux and i3wm: http://www.reddit.com/r/minimalism/comm … linux_i3wm
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Here's a previous desktop when I was using i3. I thought I may as well share.
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could you share your i3bar config if it uses conky and dzen ?
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@Starfall, what is displaying the volume, heart (battery I assume), and time on the bottom of your terminal window? Is that tmux or is that part of your prompt?
Anyway, I like it. Typically I am attracted more to dark setups, maybe because they are just easier (physically) on my eyes, but your pastel extravaganza in pretty sweet.
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@Starfall Xresources please?
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@Starfall, what is displaying the volume, heart (battery I assume), and time on the bottom of your terminal window? Is that tmux or is that part of your prompt?
Anyway, I like it. Typically I am attracted more to dark setups, maybe because they are just easier (physically) on my eyes, but your pastel extravaganza in pretty sweet.
Yup! That is indeed tmux
Yeah, I usually stick to dark themes, but I fancied a change. Thanks for the kind words!
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@Starfall Xresources please?
Assuming you want the colours; here ya go
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Could you also share the relevent section of your tmux config?
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Could you also share the relevent section of your tmux config?
What's the magic word?
I'm just at work at the moment so I can't get the configs (really need to get my dotfiles on Github...), but I just have little shell scripts for each 'widget' which I then reference in tmux's right status section. Was it the scripts in particular you're looking for (battery/volume)?
**EDIT**
I just wrote up a blog post on this, all the configs are at the bottom, so go give it a read
Last edited by Starfall (2012-12-06 14:48:36)
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Mine. Quite simple. No fancy things... Just few tips for background, lauched app, config...
.i3/config
http://pastebin.archlinux.fr/454180
Soon i will try to set up better colors. Inspired maybe by Sunburst or Solarized (lot's of idea here http://wiki.macromates.com/Themes/UserSubmittedThemes )
Last edited by n3b (2012-12-06 15:41:57)
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WonderWoofy wrote:Could you also share the relevent section of your tmux config?
What's the magic word?
I'm just at work at the moment so I can't get the configs (really need to get my dotfiles on Github...), but I just have little shell scripts for each 'widget' which I then reference in tmux's right status section. Was it the scripts in particular you're looking for (battery/volume)?
**EDIT**
I just wrote up a blog post on this, all the configs are at the bottom, so go give it a read
I gues I kinda missed the boat on the please thing, so I will try my best for redemption, and say "Thanks for the link! I'll give it a read."
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I gues I kinda missed the boat on the please thing, so I will try my best for redemption, and say "Thanks for the link! I'll give it a read."
Haha, I was only messing You have redeemed yourself good sir!
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