Build & Maintain Help Across Desktops

[manyroads]

I have begun a series of publications (tutorials) on creating & using tools to access and remember keybindings, get help, etc. across multiple ‘diverse’ desktops. I will update this post with new items as I publish them on the eirenicon site.

http://eirenicon.org/knowledge-base/bui ... ops-part-1

[manyroads]

Here is the second article.... all code, guidance, etc. is available in the series.

http://eirenicon.org/knowledge-base/bui ... ps-part-2/

Here are images:

[oops]

... Thank for the link from here Manyroads:
viewtopic.php?p=543290&sid=af052e1aaea0 ... 15#p543290

1 xfce4.14 with zentile (to provide tiling functions)
2 bspwm (Binary Space Partitioning Window Manager)
3 Herbst Luft Window Manager (herbstluftwm ~ hlwm)

FI: I especially like the number 2 - bspwm

[manyroads]

Je crois que le développeur principal de bspwm est français.... bspwm est formidable

[oops]

... C'est rigollot alors ;-)
.. I also like IceWM for the WMs part.

[oops]

... I have tried bspwm (and with some of your config) , it is interesting and very fast and light, but need some practice , my wife does not like ;-)



FI for my eepc, with Yad, Super + F1 , it's better with tabs (and I used synapse, and redshift as usual)

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#!/bin/bash
#####ID --KEY Création aléatoire de l'id 
id=$(echo $[($RANDOM % ($[10000 - 32000] + 1)) + 10000] )
##########Onglet 1##########
#####Avec 2 / une colonne#######
yad --plug="$id" --tabnum=1 --form --columns="2" --item-separator='!' --focus-field="1" --dialog-sep --align="center" \
--field="<b>bspwm</b> Keybindings":fbtn "./.config/sxhkd/show_help.sh" \
--field="<b>Chercher Synapse firejail</b>":fbtn "/usr/bin/firejail --noprofile synapse" \
--field="<b>xfce4-terminal</b>":fbtn "/usr/bin/xfce4-terminal" \
--field="<b>X xkill tue fenetre bloquée</b>":fbtn "/usr/bin/xkill" \
--field="<b>--> LogOut-killall bspwm</b>":fbtn "killall bspwm" \
--field="<b>-> LogOut.sh...</b>":fbtn "./.config/sxhkd/logout.sh" \
&> /tmp/data1 &
##########Onglet 2##########
#####Avec 2 colonnes########
yad --plug="$id" --tabnum=2 --form --columns="2" --item-separator='!' --focus-field="2" --dialog-sep --align="center" \
--field="<b>Virtualbox</b>":fbtn "/usr/bin/virtualbox" \
&> /tmp/data2 &
##########Onglet 3##########
#####Avec 2 colonnes########
yad --plug="$id" --tabnum=3 --form --columns="2" --item-separator='!' --focus-field="2" --dialog-sep --align="center" \
--field="<b>synaptic-pkexec</b>":fbtn "synaptic-pkexec" \
--field="<b>gksu mx-packageinstaller</b>":fbtn "gksu mx-packageinstaller" \
--field="<b>gksu mx-cleanup</b>":fbtn "gksu mx-cleanup" \
--field="<b>gksu bleachbit</b>":fbtn "gksu bleachbit" \
&> /tmp/data3 &
##########Onglet 4##########
#####Avec 2 colonnes########
yad --plug="$id" --tabnum=4 --form --columns="2" --item-separator='!' --focus-field="2" --dialog-sep --align="center" \
--field="<b>anydesk aide PC à distance</b>":fbtn "anydesk" \
--field="<b>xfce4-settings-manager Impr Samba etc</b>":fbtn "xfce4-settings-manager" \
&> /tmp/data4 &
##########Onglet 5##########
#####Avec 2 colonnes########
yad --plug="$id" --tabnum=5 --form --columns="2" --item-separator='!' --focus-field="2" --dialog-sep --align="center" \
&> /tmp/data5 &
##########Onglet 6##########
#####Avec 2 colonnes########
yad --plug="$id" --tabnum=6 --form --columns="2" --item-separator='!' --focus-field="2" --dialog-sep --align="center" \
&> /tmp/data6 &
yad --notebook --width="450" --height="350" --center --title="yad notebook" --window-icon="gnome-util" --key="$id" \
--tab="onglet 1" --tab="Onglet 2" --tab="Onglet 3" --tab="Onglet 4" --tab="Onglet 5" --tab="Onglet 6" \
--button="gtk-cancel:1" \
--button="gtk-ok:0"
fermernotebook=$?
if [ $fermernotebook -eq 252 ]
then
exit
elif [ $fermernotebook -eq 1 ]
then
exit
fi

[manyroads]

Looks very nice!

[oops]

Hi Manyroads,

Yes, I like too ... bspwm (Binary Space Partitioning Window Manager) is a nice WM

FI: to having into my config, print screen to work with "Print screen" key, I had to do/add into ~/.config/sdhk/sdhkrc :

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{shift + ,_} Print
  /usr/bin/xfce4-screenshooter -f          # fullscreen mouse -fm

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