brandon s allbery kf8nh

I mentioned loops earlier? soffice was one of the main culprits there, absent `EwmhDesktops` it would resize the dialog after the border was added, then xmonad would resize it back....

xmonad uses the window's internal border (see `bw` in the `X(7)` manpage), not an external border. This would be difficult to change, since it would require every window to be...

Looking back over this, a complication here is that when the window is initially sized, the `noBorders` is active and no space is reserved for the border (it's not recomputed...

This only allows X11 programs/clients to run under Wayland; it doesn't enable an X11 window manager to manage Wayland windows, including those of X11 programs. On Tue, Sep 15, 2020...

In case the pseudo-yaml example goes away: "root node": layout: sub-simple # don't subdivide rect, just stack sublayouts' wins on each other focus: 0 children: - "floating layer": layout: win-floating...

I still have the relevant pages open although I haven't done anything. One reason being I won't have time to really concentrate on it until next week, another being that...

The most common reason that would fail is it's failing to "exec" the new xmonad binary. This should show up in the session log (if there is one; systemd likes...

It would be in `xmonad.state` since that's the old state that had it. If the new `xmonad`'s `layoutHook` doesn't contain it, then readingt hat state would fail and it would...

That's not entirely correct. `restart` does use the shell, but most systems (Debian-based ones being an exception) don't run X11 as a login shell so don't set `$PATH` for anything...

What version of xmonad? In 0.12 you need an additional hook (`docksEventHook`) and you will run into a strut cache management bug that behaves a lot like a race condition...