Re: browser integration?

Axel Beckert <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.window-managers.ratpoison.devel
Organization DeuxChevaux.org -- The Citr oën 2CV Database
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,

On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 10:46:14AM +0100, Axel Beckert wrote:
> > My next aim is to have a ratmenu that shows only browser windows.
> > Any suggestions as to how groups, workspaces or other ratpoisoness
> > can be employed are most welcome.
> 
> I may help here: I built myself an interactive window list using
> ratmenu (or alternatively ratmen due to the UTF-8 patch available for
> it).
>
> I though haven't it online somewhere and the two computers where I
> have it in use and installed are currently both in my luggage, since
> I just returned from Chmenitzer Linux-Tage.
> 
> During the next days I'll try to put those scripts I use as well as my
> .ratpoisonrc into a git repo and post it here, too.

Sorry that I forgot about to post it here on the list. The script is
online at

http://git.noone.org/?p=ratpoison.git;a=blob;f=ratpoison-interactive-window-list.pl

Should work with ratmenu as well as ratmen (see the last few lines).
Since ratmenu has now UTF-8 support, too, I'm back on ratmenu.

> Will contain some dmenu-based stuff, too.

All other stuff is here: http://git.noone.org/?p=ratpoison.git;a=tree

I use the dmenu as application menu (dmenu-abe.{pl,rc}). The standard
dmenu which offers all commands in the current $PATH is also
implemented in my setup (dmenu-for-ratpoison.sh -- not a good name in
retroperspective), but I more or less never use it.

Includes also my ratpoisonrc, my xmobarrc and my i3statusrc. It's
basically all I need for my netbook desktop.

On Thu, Jul 01, 2010 at 04:58:58PM -0700, Zed Lopez wrote:
> I've started doing something like this. dratmenu launches a dmenu to
> choose among the application classes of managed windows:

Sounds nice. Will probably try it and fit it into my environement, too.

> Using null as a delimiter and piping to xargs -0 ratmenu beats all
> heck out of messing with printable delimeters and worrying about
> escaping quotes.

Yeah, that's always useful.

> (I'm back from ratmen to ratmenu since Axel Beckert backported
> rubikitch's UTF-8 patch for ratmen to ratmenu -- thanks, Axel! thanks,
> rubikitch!)

Glad to hear that I wasn't the only one who wanted that. :-)

I feel that this made ratmen mostly obsolote. IMHO the UTF-8 patch by
rubikitch was the only real advantage of ratmen over the still
actively maintained ratmenu.

		Kind regards, Axel
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