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[SOLVED]So, for example, i launched wezterm 2 times, and when one of them is targeted and killed using super + q (which does bspc node -{c,k}) it instead kills both of them instead of one. How to make it kill just one window?
Last edited by WeebSpirit (2022-04-03 08:11:53)
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How did you launch wezterm two times? If you launch the second wezterm from the first one, this is the expected behaviour.
start wezterm with option --always-new-process if you do not want this behavior.
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How did you launch wezterm two times? If you launch the second wezterm from the first one, this is the expected behaviour.
start wezterm with option --always-new-process if you do not want this behavior.
I launched wezterm via super + enter. Also it's not only wezterm. Same happens with thunar, firefox and probably others
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I believe thunar and firefox also run in a single process. and -k kills the connection of a process to the x server. Maybe using only -c may work to just close the window.
Last edited by progandy (2022-04-03 08:08:12)
| alias CUTF='LANG=en_XX.UTF-8@POSIX ' | alias ENGLISH='LANG=C.UTF-8 ' |
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And now we should guess what's in your sxhkd config?
Cannot reproduce for thunar and firefox. And also not for "probably others".
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I believe thunar and firefox also run in a single process. and -k kills the connection of a process to the x server. Maybe using only -c may work to just close the window.
I removed the comma and k and it's fixed! Thank you!!!
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