Rasmus Steinke

Ok, I forgot to include the rom.key file. It's working now, but it only detects A500+ and A1200. No A500, which seems a bit odd.

@JustABanana Take a look at https://github.com/eonpatapon/mpDris2

I use this in teiler: https://github.com/DaveDavenport/xininfo ``` carnager@caprica ~ > xininfo -mon-size 2560 1440 carnager@caprica ~ > xininfo -active-mon 0 ```

also happens on termite (which is vte3 based) but then again works fine with gnome-terminal

i cant code go at all, but here is what i have done in my perl based client: https://github.com/carnager/clerk/blob/perl/clerk#L139-L156 it's just a few lines of code. and probably should have...

This seems a rather strange limitation. A program implements a completely new protocol and is not able to interpret it. Definitely would like to see this.

there is a reason behind the order of terminal emulators. The ones that come with big DEs are explicitly listed after those that don't come automatically. That's done because chances...

It's relatively easy to make Enter loop through your list. ``` #!/bin/bash main () { # store first argument in variable "$selected" local selected local string selected="${1}" # use -format...

Somewhat more complex and can possibly be done cleaner: ``` #!/bin/bash main () { local selected local string selected="${1}" schemes="$(alacritty-colorscheme -l)" lines=$(printf '%s\n' "${schemes}" | wc -l) menu=$(printf '%s\n' "${schemes}"...

This already exists in rofi. ``` #!/usr/bin/bash main () { menu="$(echo -e "1\n2\n3\n4\n" | rofi -dmenu -kb-move-end "" -kb-custom-1 "Control-e")" exit_status=$? case "${exit_status}" in "10") echo "Control+e has been pressed"...