Closed Joe23232 closed 3 years ago
Hey Joe,
there are two example config files in the cfg
directory. Those should get you started. You can test them by using the -c
command line flag, like for example so (assuming your current working directory is the succade directory):
./bin/succade -c ./cfg/example1.ini
The documentation in the README explains all possible config options. If there is anything I didn't explain (properly) or if you have any specific questions regarding configuration, let me know here.
Also, note that from version 2 on, the config syntax has changed somewhat. So if you have an older config lying around but are using the newest version of succade, you will most likely have to adapt it somewhat. You can always check your version of succade via the -V
command line switch:
./bin/succade -V
I see mate, thanks :)
Hey @domsson I know this is completely off topic but does lemonbar
support wayland
?
No, Lemonbar has been written for X. If you look at the source code, you'll see several xcb libraries being included, which is a X11 client library. If you're looking for a cool project, porting Lemonbar to Wayland would be appreciated by many, I'm sure. :)
Cool mate, thanks anyways =D
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No, Lemonbar has been written for X. If you look at the source code, you'll see several xcb https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XCB libraries being included, which is a X11 client library. If you're looking for a cool project, porting Lemonbar to Wayland would be appreciated by many, I'm sure. :)
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Hey man how is it going @domsson ? I was just wondering if you had an example version of
succade
setup config file that I could use.I am going to again attempt to write the program that I wanted which deals with workspaces but this time in a language called V rather than Rust (it honestly got way to complicated).