dwm patches

[stark]

Which patches do you guys use ?

[GekkoP]

It's been a while since my latest dwm setup, but I remember using attachaside.

[ivanovnegro]

I think this section would be appropriate.

[DebianJoe]

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[stark]

Thanks ivan :) Sorry for the trouble.

[stark]

It's been a while since my latest dwm setup, but I remember using attachaside.

Hard to live without that one :D

:none

Term + Tmux + Emacs ? Totally understandable :)

[pidsley]

I don't always use dwm... but when I do I use attachaside and bottom stack. I have a 4x3 monitor and side stack just does not work for me.

[stark]

^ Yeah i would do the same, until i'm using big ass display (which i don't and i doubt i ever will) vertical tiling is the way to go.This reminds me of those Samsung Galaxy smartphones which uses horizontal tiling.
(Wikipedia: The Samsung Galaxy S3, S4, Note II and Note 3 smartphones have a multi-window feature that allows the user to tile two apps on the device's screen.)

[machinebacon]

stark, does the Galaxy Tab 3 have that function too? I didn't find it yet and wonder....

[stark]

^ Don't know as i don't own a smartphone, but i have read somewhere there are xposed modules for rooted devices that can achieve the same function so it should be doable.

[machinebacon]

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y i no root :(

[zharper]

Here's the patch set I use.

[stark]

@machinebacon That cannot be possible ;) But there are apps that can toggle root access for you.

@zharper Wonderful! Thanks for sharing :) I'm still wondering if i should use the pertag patch as i hear tags are more powerful ( i suppose I need to use them more extensively to understand ). Oh and i read it conflicts with the bstack which i use.

[zharper]

^ I only use pertag because uselessgaps requires it. I use tags so pertag doesn't work as intended. The pertag2 patch I use includes bstack.

[stark]

^ Thanks. I'm using dwm 6.1 with bstack and pertag ( for 6.1 ) which are working fine so maybe the new version of pertag doesn't clash with bstack anymore ?