modalawesome VS awesome-dotfiles

But maybe you will prefer modalawesome. You should have a look to the demo

Ok, here is another set of answers: 1. Not out of the box, but there is a keygrabber which allows you to do this. You can find the implementation in this repo. 2. Pretty easy. Check the article about awful.spawn. The docs for git master version of awesome are generally better, but there are quite a few differences compared to last release.

The closest thing I've seen is modalawesome. It doesn't provide the keybindings but it does provide the interface for defining vi-like key sequences.

You could also check out modal awesome.

Dotfiles here: https://github.com/WillPower3309/awesome-dotfiles

Hi guys its my first time configuring a customized desktop and I chose these dotfiles because it looked simple and nice: https://github.com/WillPower3309/awesome-dotfiles. Theme and wallpaper load fine, but the left and upper bar dont work, and when I open a terminal the wpp overlaps it. Ive been checking config files with the system terminal but i dont know what to change/add so im basically lost. If someone can give me a hint or something Id appreciate it. Im using Arch (btw).

In case you didn't know these kinds of files are often called dotfiles (just because they're often named as something like .config) You can find people's personal dotfiles all over github or by just googling awesomewm dotfiles. I personally like Derek Taylor's (DistroTube) dotfiles, but I also found these right away by googling.

I'm using a premade config/dotfiles which can be found here - I'm using the 'mirage' theme.

Yes, it can go tiling, maximized and floating on each workspace individually Easy 10 terminals next to each other (usually in my configuration that was i borrowed from here it spawns at right, but i can move them easily, it's purely up to you how they would spawn)

I changed the css a little bit, that file is here: https://github.com/WillPower3309/awesome-dotfiles/blob/master/awesome/configuration/mirage/blurred.css