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Curious why you say "swallowed" Yeah I mean I don't think it's a perfect division of say if your laptop/screen has 1920x1080 and you want to divide that by som
by ge96 9y ago
Curious why you say "swallowed"
Yeah I mean I don't think it's a perfect division of say if your laptop/screen has 1920x1080 and you want to divide that by some known resolutions.
Good to know about being able to define layouts. Would be cool to just call it in another tab (number bottom of screen)
- vidarh 9y ago> Curious why you say "swallowed" Because it's the terminology used by i3. You define "placeholders", and which criteria i3 should use to decide which placeholder a given window should open in. Here are more details [1] > Good to know about being able to define layouts. Would be cool to just call it in another tab (number bottom of screen) I'm not sure what you mean. You can switch workspaces in a key definition, so you certainly can bring up a layout on whatever workspace you want with a given keypress. [1] https://i3wm.org/docs/layout-saving.html https://i3wm.org/docs/layout-saving.html
- ge96 9y agoI mean for me opening a new window? (unsure of the terminology) ie. start with 1, new panel 2. Anyway use alt + number to open the new panel. If I could have the predefined tiles and bind it to a key combo and then they would open up in a new panel (like 2) Anyway thanks for the links/explanation