awesome-configs - configuration files for awesome window manager

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files
2010-01-29	scratch: combined teardrop and scratchpad	Adrian C. (anrxc)	1
	First step in integrating teardrop and scratchpad. With time the operations common to both modules should be made available to both, removing all duplication. Modules are split, even though they could function as just one module, scratchpad could get tabbing support (or other means of scratching multiple clients) so let's keep things clean.
2010-01-29	scratchpad: delegate applying properties to a function	Adrian C. (anrxc)	1

2010-01-29	scratchpad: cleanup property application	Adrian C. (anrxc)	1

2010-01-28	teardrop: license fixed	Adrian C. (anrxc)	1

2009-11-26	rc.lua: upgraded to awesome 3.4.2	Adrian C. (anrxc)	1

2009-11-07	scratchpad: add some syntactic sugar	Adrian C. (anrxc)	1

2009-10-25	master: de-obfuscate e-mail address	Adrian C. (anrxc)	1

2009-09-30	git-diff --check fixes	Adrian C. (anrxc)	1

2009-09-30	scratchpad: lower on unscratch	Adrian C. (anrxc)	1

2009-09-18	scratchpad: added unmanage signal	Adrian C. (anrxc)	1
	This solves problems in situations where client is killed. Then the stored client becomes invalid. Now table is cleared.
2009-09-17	scratchpad: unstick on unscratch	Adrian C. (anrxc)	1

2009-09-17	scratchpad: initial import of the scratchpad manager	Adrian C. (anrxc)	1
	Scratchpad is a basic scratchpad manager. As in awesome 2 there are two functions, one toggles scratch on the focused client and the other toggles its visibility. In awesome 2 those were setscratch and togglescratch; here they are scratchpad.set and scratchpad.toggle. Set is called from a clientkeys key binding: - scratchpad.set(c, width, height, sticky, screen) Toggle is called from a globalkeys binding: - scratchpad.toggle(screen)