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1. #Hammerspoon tiling window manager mod
2. #Hammerspoon tiling window manager full
3. #Hammerspoon tiling window manager software
4. #Hammerspoon tiling window manager Pc

#Hammerspoon tiling window manager full

You can not expect to have your full setup running when you go from one distro to another, even if both are Debian based, or maybe even after an upgrade. But with XFCE4 and other DEs, there are many problems: (1) configuration is not separated from state, (2) and is not portable. So I'm used to putting some symlinks in my home directory and painlessly reinstantiating my setup after a format, even if I'm switching from say Arch -> Debian. My background is, well, formerly I've used setups like (V)TWM on FreeBSD, (V)TWM on ArchLinux, i3-wm on both and also Debian, for long stretches of time. I like it most of the time, but there are two things I don't like, one is a problem with Linux DEs in general, one is a problem I'm having with my current setup: Firstly, it's really hard to version-control your configuration. I think I should get this sorted this week actually. NixOS is the same concept but uses systemd and it's own config language instead of Scheme, both which I don't like. The former is my favourite but I encounter some problems while trying to configure in a VM ( guix pull command crashes, I don't recall the exact error ATM). I'm considering upgrading to sid (unstable), but GuixSD and NixOS are in my radar.

#Hammerspoon tiling window manager software

I am in the market for something better because some software is just too stale. I don't need too much processing power, portability (dimensions + battery life) is more important for me. I'm planning to get a 11" or 13" one for portability, and a screen to use with it when I'm home on my desk. They run on an old-ish Asus laptop w/ a 15" screen. This is the configuration that runs it all.

#Hammerspoon tiling window manager Pc

The W10 PC is on the left using Synergy as a network KVM. This is an old picture before I was using chunkwm, but this is my desk setup. I'm also using ZSH across the board with the 'refined' theme. Equalizer APO / Peace are a system-wide parametric (or normal) EQ.įor Linux I use a Chromebook running GalliumOS.

#Hammerspoon tiling window manager mod

Nothing fancy there, but I did a uxtheme mod to use CakeOS, which is really well done. It covers the basics, which is all I ever really used.Įdit: I should also give a shout out to Alfred and BetterTouchTool (which I was previously using for WM, but still use for trackpad gestures.) I removed my items, but I started using org-mode in VSC, and its been pretty great. Its not exactly like i3, but its pretty close - and still the best option for a MacOS twm at this time.

I use karabiner to map my capslock as a HYPER key, and have set the. I now use the virtual position of the screen to identify the screen I want.Here are the desktops of my three systems. Finding the right screenĪlso, screens are quite difficult to identify. So I'm using a dirty workaround here: I'm using the default Shortcuts to visit spaces to switch to all spaces (I use six spaces) and note the corresponding space id. This makes it hard to identify the right space. Somehow macOS keeps shuffling space ids around with no real reason and there is currently no function to get the visible name you can configure in Mission Control. After that, it uses the positionApp function to position the windows of my applications. First, it grabs the ids for the available spaces and then it scans for available screens. PrerequisitesĮach configuration lies in its own function. This repository is a backup location for me and may be a reference for others who achieve the same thing. I have different window placements over the available screens and spaces on each of these configurations.

Office stationary - When I'm on my desk at work.This repository contains my Hammerspoon configuration, which I basically use for Window management on macOS. Hammerspoon Window Management Introduction