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Iris Lightshard 2021-02-26 17:32:45 -05:00
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@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ The primary additions I've made are:
- `urxvt`, `konsole`, and `Alacritty` are detected as proper terminal programs for sweeping out new windows - `urxvt`, `konsole`, and `Alacritty` are detected as proper terminal programs for sweeping out new windows
- `urxvt` is the default terminal emulator (still tries `9term` and then `xterm` if no dice) - `urxvt` is the default terminal emulator (still tries `9term` and then `xterm` if no dice)
- Window spawning behavior has been made more natural -- windows shouldn't spawn partially offscreen like with `rio`.
- Customizable colors, borders, fonts, gaps, and keybinds in `config.h` - Customizable colors, borders, fonts, gaps, and keybinds in `config.h`
- Default keybindings: - Default keybindings:
+ New Terminal: Super+Slash + New Terminal: Super+Slash
@ -61,8 +62,8 @@ to point to the proper location of your plan9port's **mkwsysrules.sh**.
### Bugs and Caveats ### Bugs and Caveats
Of the bugs and caveats not already mentioned in Rio's readme: Of the bugs and caveats not already mentioned in Rio's readme:
- Rendering of windows with RGBA surfaces is bound to RGB space (xshove and transset can be leveraged to get transparent terminals if you want it) - Rendering of windows with RGBA surfaces is bound to RGB space (xshove and transset can be leveraged to get transparent terminals if you want it)
- Since maximization doesn't use the EWM Hint for maximization, programs like Firefox will remember their window size as the maximized size and probably start offset so they aren't completely onscreen. Smarter window placement to fix this is on the short list. - Multimonitor setups are treated like one giant monitor. This is on the short list.
- Multimonitor setups are treated like one giant monitor. This is on the short list also. - Some applications that render fullscreen or dedicated OSD windows (Virtualbox, Zoom, etc) will need to be manually maximized to fix their alignment (in the former case) or otherwise misbehave.
- Probably more! - Probably more!
### Legacy ### Legacy