This does not work as intended. Lets revert it temporarily and add it back
after the release.
This reverts commit 298949bbc4eae8cedb9cdd11cfc9ebd139ac5d5f.
Applybounds doesn't move client when it overlays
only with border with monitor to the right.
Apparently, c->geom.width already includes the border
as well.
Previously we didn't take into account their borders requiring us to add
`borderpx` to override_redirect clients.
Fixes: https://codeberg.org/dwl/dwl/issues/651
This patch is based on the original stale patch by Guido Cella @guidocella.
It has been modified to apply cleanly to the latest v5.0 tag. Since the SLOC
limit is now lifted, this core feature should be merged into dwl upstream.
Thanks to Dima Krasner @dimkr for the cherry-pick.
Closes: #559, #525
When a user's startup_cmd is a little more complex, e.g. a shell script,
and forks off several processes, then killing only the main child pid
might leave unwanted processes behind on exit. Not all children will
notice when their parent or the compositor has quit.
To fix this, put startup_cmd into its own session and process group, and
kill the entire group on exit.
bemenu is very bloated, turning itself into a library, which makes it
7489 SLOC.
wmenu on the other hand, looks suckless by default, and is only 2000
SLOC, which i also find alot nicer to use, since bemenu does nothing
to replicate the original dmenu feel.
Make example rules be actual EXAMPLES.
Now newcomers should not have to ask, "When I start firefox, nothing
happens. What is going on?"
Also clarified a minor typo and a consistency in spacing.
When motionabsolute() is called from warpd, event->time_msec is 0, so
motionnotify() doesn't call wlr_cursor_move(). Fix this by explicitly
warping the cursor in this case, like it was done before implementing
pointer constraints.
I don't know if this is a bug in warpd or time_msec is always 0 with
virtual pointers, since the only other software that uses the virtual
pointer protocol I know of is wl-kbptr, and I can't get that to work
with dwl at all.
