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#801 2015-08-15 08:50:19

Semirix
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

Clean:
8zYsE22t.png
Messy (Kind of):
BGcaceEt.png

The links in the thumbails are to the 1080p fullscreen shots

Took me a whole day from initial install. Very happy with it smile For those wondering, the font is Fira Mono which has all the font awesome glyphs for use in the status bar, dmenu, and wherever else.

-- edit: resized thumbnails, added link description --

Last edited by Semirix (2015-08-16 05:26:36)

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#802 2015-08-28 04:53:20

rzrscm
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

I have a quick question...I need unicode support, which I understand I can only get by using the xft or pango patch...But the text on the status bar starts from the very top of the status bar instead of being centered when I do so.  Is there a fix for this?

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#803 2015-08-28 05:17:21

jasonwryan
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

Not a support thread...


Arch + dwm   •   Mercurial repos  •   Surfraw

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#804 2015-09-09 22:48:08

sesese9
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

DWM on my laptop...
I have a few patches on it and here they are:
focusadjacenttag
statuscolors
bstack
iinO56F.png?1


Just trying to figure things out in this world

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#805 2015-09-10 21:11:39

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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

DWM desperately needs more fluidity to its interface. The interface is a little too rigid in my view. More tiling options and a little more intuitive tiling schemes are needed. AwesomeWM does feel more fluidic and comfortable.

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#806 2015-09-10 21:14:01

jasonwryan
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

dwm does what it does exceptionally well (it inspired Awesome and Xmonad, among others). There are patches on the suckless wiki for additional titling modes, but if you feel comfortable with Awesome, just use that.


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#807 2015-09-10 21:45:43

Trilby
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

wildfowl wrote:

DWM desperately needs more fluidity to its interface.

What ... dwm needs this?  I think dwm is perfectly happy just as it is.

It sounds like you desperately need more fluidity.  I'd recommend some prune juice wink


"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman

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#808 2015-09-10 21:49:47

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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

dwm is perfect!

Behold the glory:
screen_Fetch_2015_09_10_22_48_45.jpg

Leave it alone tongue


Para todos todo, para nosotros nada

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#809 2015-11-03 22:31:23

demetrios
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

Semirix wrote:

Clean:
http://i.imgur.com/8zYsE22t.png
Messy (Kind of):
http://i.imgur.com/BGcaceEt.png

The links in the thumbails are to the 1080p fullscreen shots

Took me a whole day from initial install. Very happy with it smile For those wondering, the font is Fira Mono which has all the font awesome glyphs for use in the status bar, dmenu, and wherever else.

-- edit: resized thumbnails, added link description --

This is great! Would you share your configurations?

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#810 2015-11-09 05:12:52

wchouser3
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

wildfowl wrote:

DWM desperately needs more fluidity to its interface. The interface is a little too rigid in my view. More tiling options and a little more intuitive tiling schemes are needed. AwesomeWM does feel more fluidic and comfortable.

dwm in my opinion is the perfect sa window manager. It's nothing more, or less than exactly what you want. To add functionality, all one needs do is apply patches from the dwm website: http://dwm.suckless.org/patches/

There you will find all the additional layouts, and customizations you can imagine. One word of advice though...don't make the same mistake I did; don't install the "pertag" patch if you plan on installing additional layouts...just don't do it. Anyway....here's my clean little desktop....I mean....root window.


Clean
g6lzGj4t.png

I guess I better put a dirty one on here as well
KZ804ENt.png

I'm really digging the xft support.

Last edited by wchouser3 (2015-11-19 03:53:02)


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#811 2015-11-10 21:36:29

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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

I've finally switched from Openbox, but still running Debian Testing though. Thanks to Semirix I now appreciate the beauty in the useless gaps, and I also took that FiraMono font approach, until I find one with better glyphs (Fira doesn't have a glyph for Ethernet cables, for example).
There's a strange behaviour when using statuscolors: a lot of space is wasted (most notably at the end of the status bar) and I have not yet realized why.
The thumbnails link directly to the full-res image.

Clean:
clean.jpg

Dirty:
dirty.jpg

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#812 2015-11-10 21:49:47

chamber
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

Clean

2015_11_10_214620_1366x768_scrot.jpg

Dirty

2015_11_10_214333_1366x768_scrot.jpg


meh

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#813 2015-11-15 20:39:33

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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

wchouser3 wrote:

There you will find all the additional layouts, and customizations you can imagine. One word of advice though...don't make the same mistake I did; don't install the "pertag" patch if you plan on installing additional layouts...just don't do it. Anyway....here's my clean little desktop....I mean....root window.


Can you elaborate on that? I've used pertag with grid and bottom stack layout for years now and never had a problem with it.

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#814 2015-11-18 02:22:34

wchouser3
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

does anyone know where to find some cool dwm backgrounds, preferably Arch-centric? Remarkably few show up in a Google search.

Last edited by wchouser3 (2015-11-18 02:24:03)


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#815 2015-11-18 02:29:02

wchouser3
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

null wrote:

Can you elaborate on that? I've used pertag with grid and bottom stack layout for years now and never had a problem with it.

Did you? I couldn't get it to build. I'm not a coder, so I don't know how to use the information in the rej file. (truth be told, I've not given it a lot of effort) The page on suckless.org even says the bottom stack patch isn't for use with the pertag patch. That's another reason I've not given it the effort it may deserve. Were you able to get it to build without any intervention, and have you tried it with 6.1?


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#816 2015-11-18 02:34:09

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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

wchouser3 wrote:
null wrote:

Can you elaborate on that? I've used pertag with grid and bottom stack layout for years now and never had a problem with it.

Did you? I couldn't get it to build. I'm not a coder, so I don't know how to use the information in the rej file. (truth be told, I've not given it a lot of effort) The page on suckless.org even says the bottom stack patch isn't for use with the pertag patch. That's another reason I've not given it the effort it may deserve. Were you able to get it to build without any intervention, and have you tried it with 6.1?

Usually all the patches you can find online are patched against vanilla. Meaning, if you apply one patch, you'll have to apply others manually.

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#817 2015-11-18 02:52:06

wchouser3
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

parazyd wrote:

Usually all the patches you can find online are patched against vanilla. Meaning, if you apply one patch, you'll have to apply others manually.

do you mean that you have to actually add stuff from the patch.diff file manually to the appropriate files within the source?


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#818 2015-11-18 02:53:57

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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

wchouser3 wrote:
parazyd wrote:

Usually all the patches you can find online are patched against vanilla. Meaning, if you apply one patch, you'll have to apply others manually.

do you mean that you have to actually add stuff from the patch.diff file manually to the appropriate files within the source?

Yes. While it may look scary, it's actually trivial. The diff file shows you the line numbers and what you have to add/remove.

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#819 2015-11-18 02:55:48

wchouser3
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

parazyd wrote:

Yes. While it may look scary, it's actually trivial. The diff file shows you the line numbers and what you have to add/remove.

Great, Thanks...I'll give it a try


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#820 2015-11-18 15:21:35

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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

Clean:
JK7S8cN.png

Busy:
AKrwOX5.png

Dwm 6.1 with systray, attachabove and better-borders patches

config.h: https://gist.github.com/6d1a5958511c561a5904

.conkyrc: https://gist.github.com/9e5903aa3c4f94375b91


Arch + XMonad

Dotfiles: https://github.com/Fuxino/dotfiles

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#821 2015-11-19 03:41:31

wchouser3
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

KZ804ENt.png


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#822 2015-11-19 11:23:21

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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

Head_on_a_Stick wrote:

dwm is perfect!

Behold the glory:
http://s15.postimg.org/8ygpzlx9z/screen_Fetch_2015_09_10_22_48_45.jpg

Leave it alone tongue

I love the 3-bit binary names for the tags, I just copied it tongue

MzrreJD.png


Arch + XMonad

Dotfiles: https://github.com/Fuxino/dotfiles

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#823 2015-11-22 05:54:20

Ocypheum
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Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

This looks really, really great. What patches are you using? Can you post your (full) config?

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#824 2015-11-24 11:35:40

_maxe
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Registered: 2015-10-18
Posts: 25

Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

demetrios wrote:

I've finally switched from Openbox, but still running Debian Testing though. Thanks to Semirix I now appreciate the beauty in the useless gaps, and I also took that FiraMono font approach, until I find one with better glyphs (Fira doesn't have a glyph for Ethernet cables, for example).
There's a strange behaviour when using statuscolors: a lot of space is wasted (most notably at the end of the status bar) and I have not yet realized why.
The thumbnails link directly to the full-res image.

Clean:
http://s29.postimg.org/4rt4hm5sz/clean.jpg

Dirty:
http://s29.postimg.org/ynk0d1y3n/dirty.jpg

good music taste! also i like your desktop, looks good smile

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#825 2015-11-24 18:42:27

Est
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Registered: 2015-08-16
Posts: 28

Re: Show off your Dwm configuration!

Semirix wrote:

Clean:
http://i.imgur.com/8zYsE22t.png
Messy (Kind of):
http://i.imgur.com/BGcaceEt.png

The links in the thumbails are to the 1080p fullscreen shots

Took me a whole day from initial install. Very happy with it smile For those wondering, the font is Fira Mono which has all the font awesome glyphs for use in the status bar, dmenu, and wherever else.

-- edit: resized thumbnails, added link description --

dofiles please.

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