Preface
Good day dear coder, hello again.
The hardest parts of HerbstluftWM is statusbar. I have done, implementing HerbstluftWM statusbar, that I can share. And there are also complementary topics.
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[Part One] contain tag status decoration Both Dzen2 and Lemonbar in [Part One], designed specifically for HerbstluftWM’s Tag.
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[Part Two] contain idle event. This idle event in [Part Two] give me challenge, and lead me to solve some Advance Pipe and Fork issue.
#standalone #modular #herbstluftwm #lemonbar #dzen2 #pipe #fork
The Seven Languages
HerbstluftWM has been stealing my attention for the past three months. [Primary] topic is Modularized HerbstluftWM Configuration.
Now we have example code in Seven Languages: BASH, Perl, Python, Ruby, PHP, Lua, and Haskell. I have so much fun playing with the last language. These are the interesting multipart topics:
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Idle Event (Advance Pipe and Fork)
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Tag Status (Dzen2 and Lemonbar)
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Modularized Configuration
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Pipe and Fork (Introduction)
“Once hard, now easy.”
#bash #perl #python #ruby #php #lua #haskell
Screenshot
Tiling Window Manager
Update 2020
All Links
You should start with overview, especially pipe and fork, then the rest.
Caveat: There is still an issue in closing pipe in Ruby. The script is fine, but it happens after the process closed. I still have to kill pipe manually, or it will hogs the CPU process.
Finally Finished
"No Bridge is Too Far"
So what’s next? I think I’m going to enjoy my HLWM setup for one or a couple of months, then I will moved on to BSPWM. There are still about 20 articles that I have to write. There are so much knowledge that I wish learn. But I’d rather decouple the topics from HerbstluftWM, and write them later on.
Something in me cannot stop typing codes. But I have to stop anyway. I have grown up reponsibility. I have primary works to do. I have life to live on. And I desire to be back.
I'll be back.
Thank you for reading.
I hope that, this material useful.
Enjoy The Window Manager.
Enjoy The Statusbar.