Hello everyone been using xmonad for about 2 years now and it's great! something that was mention resently on another mail was something about "default keybindings being inherited or overwritten" That is actually what happens with my xmonad.hs. I have to manually code every default keybinding for them to work. It would be nice to shrink the xmonad.hs file by inheriting the default keybindings but i have no clue what to change. Im assuming my issue is in 'main' or 'defaults'. I tested mod+shift+enter which should run 'myTerminal' but it does not :( Here is a snippet of the config. Note that i pass 'hostname' down for perHost keybindings. http://pastebin.com/Msec53xJ Thank you for the assistance -dave
You could use X.U.EZConfig for extending default keybindings instead of making new ones. On 02/02/2017 04:46 PM, Dave Macias wrote:
Hello everyone
been using xmonad for about 2 years now and it's great! something that was mention resently on another mail was something about "default keybindings being inherited or overwritten"
That is actually what happens with my xmonad.hs. I have to manually code every default keybinding for them to work.
It would be nice to shrink the xmonad.hs file by inheriting the default keybindings but i have no clue what to change. Im assuming my issue is in 'main' or 'defaults'. I tested mod+shift+enter which should run 'myTerminal' but it does not :(
Here is a snippet of the config. Note that i pass 'hostname' down for perHost keybindings.
Thank you for the assistance
-dave
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After much trial and error i was able to implement
Thanks for the tip!
-dave
On Sun, Feb 12, 2017 at 2:52 AM, Bogdan Sinitsyn
You could use X.U.EZConfig for extending default keybindings instead of making new ones.
On 02/02/2017 04:46 PM, Dave Macias wrote:
Hello everyone
been using xmonad for about 2 years now and it's great! something that was mention resently on another mail was something about "default keybindings being inherited or overwritten"
That is actually what happens with my xmonad.hs. I have to manually code every default keybinding for them to work.
It would be nice to shrink the xmonad.hs file by inheriting the default keybindings but i have no clue what to change. Im assuming my issue is in 'main' or 'defaults'. I tested mod+shift+enter which should run 'myTerminal' but it does not :(
Here is a snippet of the config. Note that i pass 'hostname' down for perHost keybindings.
Thank you for the assistance
-dave
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