Apologies if this is intended functionality, but I didn't see that stated anywhere.
This change makes it so that switching workspaces with the numpad works the same regardless of the state of numlock.
Previously, if numlock was off then $mod + Numpad 1 would go to workspace 1 and not $ws1 while if numlock was on the $mod + Numpad 1 would go to $ws1. This is confusing as if you cycle between having numlock on/off a lot then you'll go to different workspaces.
Now, it has been updated so that $mod + Numpad 1 goes to $ws1 when numlock is off.
($ws1 was an example, this functionality extends for all default workspace variables)
Apologies if this is intended functionality, but I didn't see that stated anywhere.
This change makes it so that switching workspaces with the numpad works the same regardless of the state of numlock.
Previously, if numlock was off then $mod + Numpad 1 would go to workspace 1 and not
$ws1
while if numlock was on the $mod + Numpad 1 would go to$ws1
. This is confusing as if you cycle between having numlock on/off a lot then you'll go to different workspaces.Now, it has been updated so that $mod + Numpad 1 goes to
$ws1
when numlock is off.(
$ws1
was an example, this functionality extends for all default workspace variables)