Hi! This project grows from my attempt to setup awesome. INSTALL ======= 0. Config set uses lots of third-party programs. Here is some of them: * rfkill * inotail * sensors * iwevent * inotifywait * pkill * acpitool * notify-send * xkb-switch (see http://github.com/ierton/xkb-switch) * Search for "Environment programs" in rc.lua for more * xvkbd for laptop branch and some well-known files * /var/log/messages (logger should be configureg to not flood it) * /proc/mounts * /etc/mtab Also rfkill pipelet uses hardcoded WIFI_RFKILL_ID value. Change it to one your wifi card uses (see rfkill list). Well, all pipelets are hackish a bit . 1. git clone git@github.com:ierton/awesomerc-ierton.git 2. mv ~/.config/awesome ~/.config/awesome.old 3. ln -s `pwd`/awesomerc-ierton ~/.config/awesome DIRECTORY STRUCTURE =================== The directory structure of config: . |-- README This file |-- freedesktop Freedesktop-menu from Gustavo Dutra. | http://github.com/terceiro/awesome-freedesktop/tree |-- memory.data This is kind a DB or "registry" to store client settings |-- myrc Directory with my config libs | |-- keybind.lua Library for defining key sequence | |-- mainmenu.lua Main menu generator | |-- memory.lua Registry routines (client states are saved here) | |-- tagman.lua Tag routines (renaming, adding, deleting, ...) | `-- themes.lua |-- rc.lua This is main config |-- table.save-0.94.lua |-- pipelets.lua Piplets library |-- themes Theme collection | |-- blue-black-red My current theme files are here | | |-- theme.lua My current theme config | | `-- titlebar | `-- ... more | Another default theme |-- pipelets | |-- date Russian-language date pipelet | |-- mmount Mount info pipelet | |-- batmon Battery info pipelet | `-- more |-- tsave.lua -> table.save-0.94.lua | Main thing for registry to work |-- icons Some common icons `-- wallpapers Wallpaper collection PIPELETS ======== This config uses pipelets to post some information into widgets. pipelet is a program (shell script), which is "conected" with widget via pipe. All plumbery is hidden in the ./pipeman script. It translates stdout of its children into awesome calls. See rc.lua for details and examples. DEFAULT KEYBINDINGS =================== Here are some default bindings: Client keys ----------- altkey+1 - prev client altkey+j - prev client altkey+2 - next client altkey+k - next client altkey+tab - toggle last 2 active clients altkey+3 - begin client manipulation menu (tooltip will appear) Tag keys -------- altkey+F1 - jump to one tag left altkey+F2 - jump to one tag right modkey+F1 - move focused client one tag left modkey+F2 - move focused client one tag right modkey+tab - switch to previous tag altkey+F3 - begin tag manipulation menu (tooltip will appear) Other ----- altkey+Esc - show main menu altkey+e - begin mpd manipulation menu (tooltip will appear) There are vim style keybindings defined for menus (hjkl - move, o - open, x - back, Enter - open) TODO ==== *) Add client reordering *) Implement M$Windows alt+tab functionality (don't know how to capture altkey release event) *) Add some online translator support -- Thanks for your interest! Please Mail bugs/patches to ierton@gmail.com. Sergey.