Florian Lindner

Thanks for considering it! Due to lack of knowledge, I may not fully understand your ideas on that. > to rename it "on the fly". I've often used this strategy...

Using exceptions generally is a good idea, but should be done with caution. The C++ exception system tends to behave unexpected. * Use the term `exception` not `error` * Derive...

> I rather have a more descriptive name as the root of our hierarchy. I thus prefer `preciceException` or `precice_exception`. Our users can catch this, but we should never throw...

~Ok, that went away after I added the https://github.com/streetturtle/awesome-buttons repository to my configuration directory.~ Edit: Thought that it was fixed, but the icon still does not appear.

@thepenguinthatwants What version of awesome you use? Something compiled from git master, like me?

I hacked together a little python script that creates aliases for all domains: ```python from urllib.request import Request, urlopen import json, re, itertools import logging class MailcowAPI: def __init__(self, domain:...

Another - hackish - way to achieve that is to tell marginalia about the category: ``` (add-to-list 'marginalia-prompt-categories '("Find file:" . project-file)) ``` This associates the prompt `Find file:` with...

Hey, has there been any progress on that? I just tried the docker widget again and stil have the bug #242. Best Thanks!

Just tried latest master of `awesome-wm-widgets´, still getting: ``` docker.lua:372: attempt to call a nil value (method 'buttons') ```

I was able to work around starting nextcloud like that: ``` QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=qt5ct:qt6ct nextcloud ``` (Arch Linux, KDE Plasma 6, Wayland, binary nextcloud client version)