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Right now my aliases are a mess...

Use a terminal emulator other than the gnome one. I'd like tabs and panes, maybe with tmux?

Originally posted by @lu0 in #10 (comment)

Try this know that I upgraded my thinkpad keyboard from the usb one:

https://lore.kernel.org/linux-input/[email protected]/T/

This patch enables "native mode", in which middle button works properly (does not emulate press-release before scrolling) and horizontal scrolling is supported. It also handles trackpoint sensitivity and proper button mapping.

Originally posted by @ValdikSS in lentinj/tp-compact-keyboard#54 (comment)

Migrated from lu0/git-scripts#5

Add fdate alias to return the date in yymmdd-hhmmss format, useful for file naming.

Current keybinding META + Return opens a new terminal. Make the keybinding toggle the state (minimize/hide and raise/show) instead of raising a new one.

In addition, use other than gnome-terminal. I'd like to use panes + tabs. Maybe tmux? idk

Support multiple workspaces too, the script opens the window in the last workspace it lived in. The window should be raised in the Current workspace instead.

Originally posted by @lu0 in #12 (comment)

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Analyze each case and then create an issue for each submodule to be implemented commit referencing this issue.

I've been using it locally, works flawlessly.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
#14 was solved, but tiling windows is now much slower than before.

Describe the solution you'd like
Optimize time response of the Tiling functions

Describe alternatives you've considered
Maybe this can be optimized by refactoring core modules display_info.sh and gaps.sh

Describe the bug
Scripts to tile and maximize windows using keybindings work well with a single display, but not for multiple displays.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Let's assume we have at least one extra display attached to the machine, other than the built-in one.
2. Let's say the mouse is located in a window placed in the second monitor.
3. Trigger any keybinding set to tile or maximize the raised window: Alt + ( a, w, d, s, z, q, e, c or spacebar).
4. The window is tiled in the built-in display rather than the one the mouse is currently in. It is sometimes tiled in weird positions and not the intended one.

Expected behavior
The window should be tiled in the correct position with the correct gaps (up, left, right, bottom, up-left, up-right, etc) and in the display/monitor the mouse is currently in.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: [Linux Mint 20]
• Desktop Environment: [Cinnamon 4.6.7]
• Shell [Bash 5.0.16]
• Repository version [current master (up to 522571f)]

Additional context
These scripts should also support any resolution.

I've been playing around with Windows/WSL, and although I don't like it as much as Linux, I've updated my keybindings there but not in this repo. So... update those :P

Add a completion script for:

• gspush
• gsapply
• gsshow
• gsdelete

to list existing stashes by their comments (instead of using stash IDs)

Migrated from lu0/git-scripts#4

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
N/A

Describe the solution you'd like
current-x-display-info is now available as xdisplayinfo in PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/xdisplayinfo/ , better to have this as a dependency instead of a submodule, this way I'll be able to use the latest version automatically and the dependency will be explicit in Github's dependency graph.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Leaving it as a git submodule... but the repos don't get linked that way, and I wanted to stop fighting with submodules (I lose track of versions easily).

Additional context
lu0/current-x-display-info#1

Next steps/enhancements could include:

• Center the cursor on the window after raising it.
• Support multiple displays (initially for my setup of 1 display left, 1 right).
  • Raise the window in the display the cursor is on.
  • Resize the window accordingly, maybe just maximize it? with gaps :P of course.

Edited from comment posted by @lu0 in #10 (comment)

Multiple displays and resolutions are now (0311ef6) supported in window-control scripts. But further enhancement is required to make the mouse follow the new position of the window, since I'm using Cinnamon's sloppy focus mode (windows are activated on mouse hover):

Originally posted by @lu0 in #14 (comment)

Update aliases with the ones I have locally across devices.