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In README file, configure described as below. However, I found that in i3blocks-contrib it's necessary to config command=$SCRIPT_DIR/$BLOCK_NAME line to work. My OS is Ubuntu 16.04 and i3blocks is v1.5.
For the lazy, you can start from our collection of scripts:
git clone https://github.com/vivien/i3blocks-contrib ~/.config/i3blocks
cd !$
cp config.example config
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Our current contributing guidelines don't mention anything regarding compiled binaries.
We currently have 2 blocklets that need to be compiled, they are cpu_usage2 and bandwidth2, for s
Hi,
I am interested in using this program in my i3 setup but I'm not exactly strong in Python so I was hoping there'd be links to some example i3 configs that use i3pystatus in the README or a link called "Examples" on the home docs page https://i3pystatus.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ that directed users to a list of example i3 configs that use i3pystatus.
Thanks for your time,
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Add a .1 file per utility in the cmd directory.
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I use i3wm and I have some bash scripts that opens up a list of stuff by piping cat sed and rofi to list files to easily open certain files.
The problem is that sometimes I want to edit the lists or files.
Is there possibility to add into rofi that it allows using keybindings ctrl-e to edit certain file after opening the rofi launcher?