On Mon, 2009/01/19 05:23:19 -0700, wirtwolff wrote:

And what does mod-n really do anyway? I've never managed to create a situation where it seems to change anything.

One example of usefulness: If you have an rxvt as the only window in a HintedTile with SmartBorders, the window can be too small by one row and one column after switching to that workspace. Pressing Mod+N will recalculate the layout and make the window the correct size.

* Joachim Breitner [2009-01-19 16:44:52+0100]

Hi,

Am Montag, den 19.01.2009, 05:23 -0700 schrieb wirtwolff:

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Don Stewart wrote:

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Would someone like to make a cheatsheet for the default bindings?

Here's a draft. Attached are svg and png. Not sure what else might be useful for extra space at the bottom.

if we really want to show off, we change 0.9 to have a DSL for key actions, and generate the cheat sheet (and the manpage) dynamically... but that would limit the flexibility of keybindings.

Or we change they type from (X ()) to (X (), String) and expect the user to provide annotations, if he likes.

This has very limited utility -- generating cheatsheets for newcomers. Standard bindings cheatsheet is fine for that. And when user is able to write his own keybindings he's also able to look them up in xmonad.hs (and he also may comment them as he wish). So I don't think it needs to be handled by xmonad specially. -- Roman I. Cheplyaka (aka Feuerbach @ IRC) http://ro-che.info/docs/xmonad.hs

On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 05:23:19AM -0700, wirtwolff wrote:

Don Stewart wrote:

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Would someone like to make a cheatsheet for the default bindings?

Here's a draft. Attached are svg and png. Not sure what else might be useful for extra space at the bottom.

And what does mod-n really do anyway? I've never managed to create a situation where it seems to change anything.

regards, Wirt

Looks good. Perhaps we could incorporate the xmonad logo? http://xmonad.org/images/logo.svg Cheers, Spencer Janssen