Re: native virtuals

Hi,
gmove behaves strange when moving windows between groups, to improve
the behavior I use following keybindings with Joushua's workspaces:

vinit
definekey top C-F1 exec ratpoison -c "vselect 1" -c "echo vselect 1"
definekey top C-F2 exec ratpoison -c "vselect 2" -c "echo vselect 2"
definekey top C-F3 exec ratpoison -c "vselect 3" -c "echo vselect 3"
definekey top C-F4 exec ratpoison -c "vselect 4" -c "echo vselect 4"
definekey top C-F5 exec ratpoison -c "vselect 5" -c "echo vselect 5"

definekey top M-F1 exec ratpoison -c "gmove default" -c "next" -c
"vselect 1" -c "next" -c "echo gmove default; vselect 1"
definekey top M-F2 exec ratpoison -c "gmove virtual2" -c "next" -c
"vselect 2" -c "next" -c "echo gmove virtual2; vselect 2"
definekey top M-F3 exec ratpoison -c "gmove virtual3" -c "next" -c
"vselect 3" -c "next" -c "echo gmove virtual3; vselect 3"
definekey top M-F4 exec ratpoison -c "gmove virtual4" -c "next" -c
"vselect 4" -c "next" -c "echo gmove virtual4; vselect 4"
definekey top M-F5 exec ratpoison -c "gmove virtual5" -c "next" -c
"vselect 5" -c "next" -c "echo gmove virtual5; vselect 5"


On 10/03/2010, David DEMELIER <[email protected]> wrote:
> 2010/3/10 joshua stein <[email protected]>:
>>
>> it adds a "virtuals" config option which specifies how many
>> workspaces there are (defaults to 5), a "vinit" command to
>> initialize those workspaces, a "vselect" command to switch to a
>> given workspace, and "vdump" command to print out the
>> workspace/frame config for each one.  it basically runs the same
>> commands that rpws did and uses groups, just does so internally.
>>
>
> I hope this will be in ratpoison, and then a free layout and I'll come
> back to ratpoison :-)
>
> King redards.
>
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