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So here I make any window titled "notepad" floating and of a certain size. Making it sticky makes it appear on all workspaces. for_window [title="notepad"] floating enable for_window [title="notepad"] sticky enable for_window [title="notepad"] resize set 500 400 Then I can launch a terminal emulator with a text editor with the title "notepad" like this: bindsym $mod+n exec alacritty -t notepad -e=micro I use Alacritty as my terminal emulator and Micro as my terminal editor.
So here I make any window titled "notepad" floating and of a certain size. Making it sticky makes it appear on all workspaces. for_window [title="notepad"] floating enable for_window [title="notepad"] sticky enable for_window [title="notepad"] resize set 500 400 Then I can launch a terminal emulator with a text editor with the title "notepad" like this: bindsym $mod+n exec alacritty -t notepad -e=micro I use Alacritty as my terminal emulator and Micro as my terminal editor.
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