This commit makes it so that when clicking on a tab for the first time,
its inactive-focused child is focused. This matches i3 behavior when
scrolling on tabs.
A second click on the tab titlebar focuses the tab container itself.
Subsequent clicks cycle between these two states.
Closes#4225.
Fix#4261
The previous method was modifying the same list it was iterating upon
causing an erronous iteration and thus not every workspace got assigned
back to were they should (only the first one).
* Upgrade logo's inkscape SVG attributes
Inscape changed their attribute handling with version 1.0, this commit
is dedicated to this change
* Update logo to remove small bulge
When going through the `binding_workspace_names` to prioritize
user-specified names, we only check if the workspace exists, not the
workspace number. If the user specified a `bindsym … workspace number X`
directive, then it is appended in `binding_workspace_names` and a
workspace is created using that number even though from the POV of a
user that uses numbers to change workspaces, that workspace already
exists.
In similar code here:
1d9160f2d2/src/workspace.c (L997)
we do the check.
Fixes#4238
We never did (and still do not) guarantee any order in which terminal emulators
are tried. Quoting from the i3-sensible-terminal man page:
> Please don’t complain about the order: If the user has any preference, they
> will have $TERMINAL set or modified their i3 configuration file.
This commit moves mate-terminal to the beginning of the list, which is
considered the most accessible terminal emulator among blind users.
fixes https://github.com/i3/i3/issues/4256
Currently i3bar click events provide x and y coordinates relative to all monitors.
I've added coordinates relative to the current output.
+-----------+-----------+
| | i3bar |
| +-----------+
| HDMI-0 | DP-0 |
| 1920x1080 | 2560x1080 |
+-----------+-----------+
When you click in the top right corner of the DP-0,
i3bar will provide something like this:
{
"x": 4480,
"y": 10,
"output_x": 2560,
"output_y": 10,
}
This is useful for creating a rofi menu or something else.
rofi -show run -location 1 -xoffset ${I3_OUTPUT_X} -yoffset ${I3_OUTPUT_Y}
