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theme.bg_normal and theme.fg_normal appear 5 times each; theme.bg_systray, theme.border_width, theme.font and theme.useless_gap appear 2 times each.
Command used to check duplicates:
$ cat theme.lua
local theme = {}
-- Default variables
-- theme.bg_normal = nil
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-- theme.wibar_s
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Hi, first of all, many thanks for this awesome project! Now onto my issue/question:
I find it confusing that when I'm pressing Super+Left/Right (and the minimap is active) I cannot use other hotkeys, like for instance Shift+Super+Left/Right to change monitor. Is this intended or undesired?
Many thanks!
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This adds the ability to set attach-mode globally.
1 more reason is all the other configurations are consistent everywhere, and only attach-mode has to rely on the focused output.
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Unfortunately, I lost my setup some days ago... and I have no copy of that. So, I decided to redo it, but I'm struggling following the spare guides. I'm trying to reproduce my sticky workspaces setup (three monitors) with no success at all.
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{
context.AddBar();
context.AddFocusIndicator();
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