Open forbesmyester opened 4 years ago
The lines have dependency on BSPWM, but the script doesn't. I wrote those for bspwm users like myself. Crystal works fine despite their presence or absence.
Well I don't know, it severely borked, hiding all my windows with no way to get them back... I go them back with bash scripting and googling.
I do know that xdo hide [ID]
makes a window disappear from the task bar and everywhere.
But it seems you script expects xdo id -rd && xdo id -rd
to include hidden Ids? It seems that at least on mine, it does not.
Maybe this could be a bug in the my window manager (XFCE on Ubuntu 20.04), your BSPWM or xdo
.
Or maybe, it's a bug in the house. Either way, I'll let you know whats up after I take a serious look into it. =)
Lines 34 & 39 means it seems to have a dependency on BSPWM.
On running it just hid all my windows and i had to create a one line bash to get them back...
I used a
xdo id -rd && xdo id -rd | xargs xdotool windowminimize
on line 34 instead...