When the main pane (for lack to better term for it) is closed dwm should probably refocus the next pane that is in the stack. Instead the result is something along the line of Vims normal vertical split. I was able to produce this with three open panes, one with focus the other two stacked to the right according to dwm's tiling rules, then closing the main pane with :q.
When the main pane (for lack to better term for it) is closed dwm should probably refocus the next pane that is in the stack. Instead the result is something along the line of Vims normal vertical split. I was able to produce this with three open panes, one with focus the other two stacked to the right according to dwm's tiling rules, then closing the main pane with
:q
.