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Maybe a simple menu... I can't remember all the keys configured :P |
I don't know whether I'm just missing something but I can't figure out how to make use of the mouse-controlled window moving - right now it feels like everytime I alt+click the window moves in a random direction. It'd be much easier if it was more like a click and drag functionality. EDIT: Another enchancement could be to adjust the window decorations a little. For example, when you hover over a link in a web browser, the URL will pop-up in the bottom left corner of the window. Currently, it seems that the window decoration covers it a little bit. Happy to provide screenshots of what I mean if it's not clear. EDIT2: Also giving an example on how to fix the "X" mouse cursor when not over a window. |
@nan0s7 For the first issue, this should be fixed by using I'll investigate the window decorations issue as well as the mouse cursor and get back to you. |
Hi, |
I love very much in general the software that allows to remote interact via bash scripts, so I can only love berry, that I just found out today! proposal 1/2:
I have always found in WINDOWCHEF_STATUS a very useful resource for my scripts so, since berry is inspired (also) by windowchef... proposal 2/2: PS:
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These are both excellent suggestions. I'll look into implementing both of these. Number 1 should be fairly simple to implement since Number 2 might be a little trickier - I would like some time to think about the best way to implement this cleanly. I have stayed away from clickable decorations before as I feel that there isn't a convenient way for users to define their shape. Openbox, for example, uses |
That's great! ...and also consequently collect all JSON objects from all existing clients (mapped & unmapped) in a single JSON array available via |
Personally I have never used the desktop toolbar yabar but I was reading the features today and I wonder if the technique it adopts could be inspiring: Among other features
no dependence on any toolkit while, where it is required to add a bit of aesthetics
...a similar "blocks" concept could that be a viable approach inside of berry? |
Maybe add a way to configure a set workspace to not have any window decorations for windows spawned in that workspace. This would help with steam because the decorations make the program act a little buggy. |
Another thing which might be nice as a supplement to my earlier suggestion would be to add a way to only allow for window decorations on certain windows spawned by programs you allow to have window decorations. |
@Ergo0 I'm going to look into your second suggestion. Being able to blacklist certain applications from drawing decorations would be helpful. I'm sure there's a way to automate this if a client wants to draw its own decorations, but I'm unfamiliar with the protocol as of now. In the meantime I can try adding a |
Another suggestion would be a Workspace quick switcher, (kind of like i3's back-and-forth). Also, making monocle and fullscreen toggles, so that the windows can return to the dimensions they were before going fullscreen. |
@StrangeAmoeba good idea, added as of f7f0666 |
A reverse-cycle-focus function would be convenient if you have many windows on a workspace. |
always on top mode |
When a window is in fullscreen, I sometimes move the window by mistake with the mouse. I would like to lock a window in fullscreen. |
@camillelab turn on |
Thanks! |
Add hooks on open and close window events, so we can create rules for different apps on it. p.s. Sorry for my english |
👍 for allowing decorations to be disabled by default. Request: allow programs to manage their fullscreen state, eg pressing F11 in Firefox makes it think it's fullscreen, but it doesn't change size. |
Default decoration behavior is very easy to implement, I can do that in the latest release. With regards to fullscreen behavior, perhaps I have been a bit too opinionated. Personally, I want to be able to "trick" programs into behaving like they are fullscreen while keeping their size fixed. For example, having firefox fill the screen with a youtube video while remaining small is a nice way to watch media while working on something else. However, this is clearly an EWMH violation and not something everyone needs. I'll consider having an option to toggle this behavior. |
Rofi has a Windows mode which allows to select a window and apply a custom command with I would like to pass a command to berryc directly. However, berryc only targets the currently active window. Would it be possible to target a window given by its numeric identity? Rofi also closes a selected window with |
Would be usefull if some features like the hability to play videos on full screen would implemented on the code of actual version. https://github.com/JLErvin/berry/issues/39 So, I think that some interesting modifications just exit as suggestion and no all people can see it. |
Would be nice if it didn't create windows outside of the designated screen space when edge_lock is set to "false" |
I've just made an issue about a feature which i would like to implement. More info in #197. If you want me to explain it a bit better just let me know |
Please comment any suggestions you have to improve the window manager below. I can't promise that I will be able to implement everything, but I'm curious what people have to say!
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