dot-files VS bsp-layout

I have a for that.

I also have a which abstracts some of the common package manager commands between apt, yum and Slackware as well as just simplifying the command, e.g. a foo will install package foo.

Years ago I wrote this for Slackware and now use a this script for Debian.

Right, with Advantage’s reprogramming it’s certainly doable. The link I’ve provided describes how to do it on Advantage (it’s just a matter of rotating the digit keys ones ide to the left) as well as includes qwerty.txt though only the following part is needed for the digits:

If you want all X windows to be translucent you have to get compositor running and then get EXWM to update window’s _NET_WM_WINDOW_OPACITY X property. The value of this property goes from 0 (fully transparent) to #xffffffff. As I don’t use EXWM I don’t know if it’s currently possible. If it’s not, I’ve written such code for Sawfish in the past which you might take a look at to adapt for EXWM.

Take a look at my e command which does that if - is passed as an argument. It achieves this by executing a long insert call through emacsclient.

I think horizontal-grid layout in bsp-layout should work?

bsp-layout works quite well, makes it a bit easier to get a master-stack and/or manage windows more orderly on a single screen. Not sure if this will help you but i figured i'd share it anyway.

Hey there, I haven't used i3 a lot so ig I'm not qualified to give detailed difference btw them, but you can check out this link here to know more about i3 and bspwm... and a solution for the cons mentioned their about bspwm... 1. No Proper Documentation - you can try the arch wiki / just google duckduckgo what your looking for / once I fully finish my rice, I will include all the things I have learned in my dotfiles. 2. Lack of layout - bspwm is a manual tiler but you can use this tool 3. Lack of Transparency - you can use an external compositor like picom I really love bspwm <3 , as for me I'm able to do everything with it :)

Dont get me wrong its a nice WM have you tried this? it's really nice

You can get the usual dynamic wm layouts (like master-stack) in bspwm using bsp-layout

I'm using bsp-layout to do something similar. Might be worth a look!

Hey. I'm the author of bsp-layout. bspwm only offers monocle and tiled layouts. bsp-layout is a layout manager for bspwm that uses bspc. Once you've installed it, add the commands to your bspwm config to apply the layout on startup.