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Instead of remembering which workspace an application is in, it's easier to simply go to the previous or next workspace until reaching the desired application. This has the advantage of less keybinds used and no longer having to reach across the keyboard when dealing with 6 or more workspaces. Workspace state can be handled by ironbar's launcher instead, which has the additional benefit of guaranteeing that you see all open applications. hyprland-relative-workspace is used here for a GNOME-like workspace experience. Hyprland's built-in m+1/m-1 would cycle the workspaces instead of opening an empty one, and the recently merged r+1/r-1 does not skip empty workspaces in-between other workspaces. |
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| default.nix | ||
| dunst.nix | ||
| fcitx.nix | ||
| fish.nix | ||
| git.nix | ||
| gpg.nix | ||
| gtk.nix | ||
| htop.nix | ||
| hyprland.nix | ||
| ironbar.nix | ||
| joshuto.nix | ||
| kitty.nix | ||
| librewolf.nix | ||
| mime-apps.nix | ||
| mpv.nix | ||
| ncmpcpp.nix | ||
| neovim.nix | ||
| pqiv.nix | ||
| qutebrowser.nix | ||
| rofi.nix | ||
| swaylock.nix | ||
| thunar.nix | ||
| udiskie.nix | ||
| xcursor.nix | ||
| xdg-user-dirs.nix | ||
| xresources.nix | ||
| zathura.nix | ||