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I'm using tilda at the moment, but I find it hackish and I'd love to be able to use urxvt as the quake-like terminal. If I run "urxvt -pe kuake", I get:
$ urxvt -pe kuake
urxvt: An X Error occured, trying to continue after report.
urxvt: X Error of failed request: BadAccess (attempt to access private resource denied)
urxvt: Major opcode of failed request: 33
urxvt: (which is X_GrabKey)
urxvt: Serial number of failed request: 123
Anyone get it to work? I've also tried setting it in my .Xdefaults and that didn't seem to work either..
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Nevermind
I had to close down tilda first, I guess urxvt was trying to grab the same keybinding or something, I dunno. It works.
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#!/bin/bash
if wmctrl -l | grep "PopUp"
then wmctrl -v -c "PopUp" && exit
else urxvt +sb -bl -geometry 127x30+2+0 -T "PopUp" -e screen -d -R popup
fi
now with screen goodness for surviving X restarts!!
needs wmctrl from aur
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benplaut, I used something along those lines for a while. The problem with that solution is that it opens and closes your terminal instance, so if you type something into the terminal and then "hide" it, the text is gone when you open it back up. I hide and show it quite a lot, so that's less than ideal.
And besides, this is built into urxvt Although I did install devilspie to get rid of the window decorations (I assume wmctrl can do that as well).
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this uses screen, so the session is saved and restored
everything in that script for making the terminal is built into screen and urxvt, including the size, decorations, and placement. All that wmctrl does is provide some way of seeing if the window is already open, cause i don't know of a better way
The way i use it, it still shows up on the taskbar, so i can leave it open when needed.
/screen freak
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