If you want to read internationa news headlines (with clickable links to the news):
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curl getnews.tech | sed -e '1,2d' | sed 's/getnews.tech/http:\/\/getnews.tech/g'
P.
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curl getnews.tech | sed -e '1,2d' | sed 's/getnews.tech/http:\/\/getnews.tech/g'
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[workspace] {3}
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[workspace] {2}
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# start basic apps
thunderbird &
thunar &
vivaldi &
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gkrellm -w
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session.screen0.slit.placement: RightTop
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me-select-entry: "MouseSecondary";
me-accept-entry: "MousePrimary";
hover-select: true;
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kb-cancel: "Escape,Super_L";
Ok. For rofi-theme-selector I just use my keyboard arrows and I don't touch the mouse at all. And probably after MX-Rofi-Manager was published I wouldn't have to use this tool any more at all. And if I even would, It is only a configuration tool, not the main tool, that's why I can tolerate its strange behavior.ceeslans wrote: ↑Mon Dec 19, 2022 8:18 am Thanks for bringing this feature to our attention.
The 'me-accept-entry' does not work well in rofi-theme-selector - or at least, not on my system. The theme-selector window simply disappears on leftmouse click, so unable to confirm theme change by alt+a keybind. And sofar couldnt find out what 'me-select-entry' rightclick action brings...
And what about accepting by double-click?
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me-accept-entry: "MouseDPrimary";
hover-select + MouseDPrimary works fine in rofi, but not in rofi-theme-selector...kobaian wrote: ↑Mon Dec 19, 2022 10:23 amAnd what about accepting by double-click?Code: Select all
me-accept-entry: "MouseDPrimary";
Jerry3904 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 30, 2021 6:50 am So here's what made me think of this: I often want to turn off the monitor but leave everything else running. A web search quickly gave me code that works:I mapped it to a free Fn key like this in the keys file:Code: Select all
sleep 1 ; xset dpms force off
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# turn off monitor none F12 :Exec sleep 1 ; xset dpms force off