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Old 03-06-2021, 05:50 AM   #691
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(I dug up this tiling script from my backup. I think got it from the arch forums)

Nice tiling script. Perhaps useful for those who like tiling in xfce. The most important functionality is the "tile all visible windows on screen", which is not in XFCE (unless I missed it).

anyway binding "tiling_toolg.sh tile" to Mod4-t, is a really handy functionality. Though, it requires xdotool and wmcrtl, which are on slackbuilds.org.

The command "tiling_toolg.sh tile" will give for example the result as can be seen in the pic (in this case with 4 visible windows).

The script:
Code:
#!/bin/bash

# tiling script for xfce or openbox etc.
# name: tiling_toolg.sh
# requires : xwininfo xdotool  wmcrtl
# xwininfo is already installed in slackware
# xdotool and wmctrl can be get from slackbuilds.org
#
# usage:
# best to use shortkeys for the commands
# for example Mod4-t for "tiling_toolg.sh tile" , Mod-d for "tiling_toolg.sh showdesktop"
# Mod4-c for "tiling_toolg.sh cascade , Mod4-s for "tiling_toolg.sh tiletwo"
#
# tiling_toolg.sh tile  // tile all visible windows on screen
# tiling_toolg.sh tiletwo  // select 2 windows and tile side-by-side
# tiling_toolg.sh cascade  // to cascade windows
# tiling_toolg.sh showdesktop  // show the desktop -not needed anymore
# and others:
# tiling_toolg select
# tiling_toolg tile
# tiling_toolg tiletwol
# tiling_toolg tiletwor
# tiling_toolg tilethree
# tiling_toolg tilethreev
# tiling_toolg stacktwo


# set gaps (0 removes gaps)
outer_gaps=1
inner_gaps=3

# set gaps for 'select' mode
expose_gaps=20

# set desktop dimensions
display_width=$(xdotool getdisplaygeometry | cut -d" " -f1)
display_height=$(xdotool getdisplaygeometry | cut -d" " -f2)

# desktop height without panel(s)
desktop_height=$(xprop -root _NET_WORKAREA | awk '{ print $6 }' | cut -d"," -f1)

# window decorations
window_id=$(xdotool getactivewindow)
titlebar_offset=$(xwininfo -id "$window_id" | awk '/Relative upper-left Y:/ { print $4 }')

# top panel
top_bar=$(xprop -root _NET_WORKAREA | awk '{ print $4 }' | cut -d"," -f1)

# bottom panel (not needed)
bottom_bar=`expr $display_height - $desktop_height - $top_bar`

function get_desktop_dim {	
	if (( ${#DIM[@]} == 0 )) ; then	       
		DIM=(`expr $display_width - $outer_gaps \* 2` `expr $desktop_height - $outer_gaps \* 2`)
	fi
}

# which workspace we're on
function get_workspace {
	if [[ "$DTOP" == "" ]] ; then
		DTOP=`xdotool get_desktop`
	fi
}

function is_desktop {
	xwininfo -id "$*" | grep '"Desktop"'
	return "$?"
}

function get_visible_window_ids {
	if (( ${#WDOWS[@]} == 0 )) ; then
		WDOWS=(`xdotool search --desktop $DTOP --onlyvisible "" 2>/dev/null`)
	fi
}

function win_showdesktop {
	get_workspace
	get_visible_window_ids

	command="search --desktop $DTOP \"\""

	if (( ${#WDOWS[@]} > 0 )) ; then
		command="$command windowminimize %@"
	else
		command="$command windowraise %@"
	fi

	echo "$command" | xdotool -
}

function win_tile_two {
	get_desktop_dim

	wid1=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid1" && return

	wid2=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid2" && return

	half_w=`expr ${DIM[0]} / 2`
	win_h=${DIM[1]}

	commands="windowsize $wid1 `expr $half_w - $inner_gaps` `expr $win_h - $titlebar_offset`"
	commands="$commands windowsize $wid2 `expr $half_w - $inner_gaps` `expr $win_h - $titlebar_offset`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid1 $outer_gaps `expr $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid2 `expr $half_w + $outer_gaps + $inner_gaps` `expr $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid1"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid2"

	wmctrl -i -r $wid1 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz
	wmctrl -i -r $wid2 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz

	echo "$commands" | xdotool -
}

function win_tile_two_left {
	get_desktop_dim

	wid1=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid1" && return

	wid2=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid2" && return

	half_w=`expr ${DIM[0]} / 3`
	win_h=${DIM[1]}

	commands="windowsize  $wid1 `expr $half_w \* 2 - $inner_gaps` `expr $win_h - $titlebar_offset`"
	commands="$commands windowsize $wid2 `expr $half_w - $inner_gaps` `expr $win_h - $titlebar_offset`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid1 $outer_gaps `expr $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid2 `expr $half_w \* 2 + $outer_gaps + $inner_gaps` `expr $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid1"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid2"

	wmctrl -i -r $wid1 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz
	wmctrl -i -r $wid2 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz

	echo "$commands" | xdotool -
}

function win_tile_two_right {
	get_desktop_dim

	wid1=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid1" && return

	wid2=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid2" && return

	half_w=`expr ${DIM[0]} / 3`
	win_h=${DIM[1]}

	commands="windowsize  $wid1 `expr $half_w - $inner_gaps` `expr $win_h - $titlebar_offset`"
	commands="$commands windowsize $wid2 `expr $half_w \* 2 - $inner_gaps` `expr $win_h - $titlebar_offset`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid1 $outer_gaps `expr $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid2 `expr $half_w + $outer_gaps + $inner_gaps` `expr $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid1"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid2"

	wmctrl -i -r $wid1 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz
	wmctrl -i -r $wid2 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz

	echo "$commands" | xdotool -
}

function win_stack_two {
	get_desktop_dim

	wid1=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid1" && return

	wid2=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid2" && return

	win_w=${DIM[0]}
        half_h=`expr ${DIM[1]} / 2`

	commands="windowsize $wid1 `expr $win_w` `expr $half_h - $titlebar_offset - $inner_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowsize $wid2 `expr $win_w` `expr $half_h - $titlebar_offset - $inner_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid1 $outer_gaps `expr $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid2 $outer_gaps `expr $half_h + $top_bar + $outer_gaps + $inner_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid1"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid2"

	wmctrl -i -r $wid1 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz
	wmctrl -i -r $wid2 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz

	echo "$commands" | xdotool -
}


function win_tile_three {
	get_desktop_dim

	wid1=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid1" && return

	wid2=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid2" && return
	
	wid3=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid3" && return

        win_h=${DIM[1]}
        half_w=`expr ${DIM[0]} / 2`
	half_h=`expr ${win_h} / 2`

	commands="windowsize $wid1 `expr $half_w - $inner_gaps` `expr $win_h - $titlebar_offset`"
	commands="$commands windowsize $wid2 `expr $half_w - $inner_gaps` `expr $half_h - $titlebar_offset - $inner_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowsize $wid3 `expr $half_w - $inner_gaps` `expr $half_h - $titlebar_offset - $inner_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid1 $outer_gaps `expr $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid2 `expr $half_w + $outer_gaps + $inner_gaps` `expr $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid3 `expr $half_w + $outer_gaps + $inner_gaps` `expr $half_h + $top_bar + $outer_gaps + $inner_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid1"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid2"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid3"

	wmctrl -i -r $wid1 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz
	wmctrl -i -r $wid2 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz
	wmctrl -i -r $wid3 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz

	echo "$commands" | xdotool -
}

function win_tile_three_v {
	get_desktop_dim

	wid1=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid1" && return

	wid2=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid2" && return
	
	wid3=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid3" && return

        win_h=${DIM[1]}
        half_w=`expr ${DIM[0]} / 3`

	commands="windowsize $wid1 `expr $half_w - $inner_gaps` `expr $win_h - $titlebar_offset`"
	commands="$commands windowsize $wid2 `expr $half_w - $inner_gaps` `expr $win_h - $titlebar_offset`"
	commands="$commands windowsize $wid3 `expr $half_w - $inner_gaps` `expr $win_h - $titlebar_offset`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid1 $outer_gaps `expr $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid2 `expr $half_w + $outer_gaps + $inner_gaps / 2` `expr $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowmove $wid3 `expr $half_w \* 2 + $outer_gaps + $inner_gaps` `expr $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid1"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid2"
	commands="$commands windowraise $wid3"

	wmctrl -i -r $wid1 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz
	wmctrl -i -r $wid2 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz
	wmctrl -i -r $wid3 -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz

	echo "$commands" | xdotool -
}

function win_tile {
	get_workspace
	get_visible_window_ids

	(( ${#WDOWS[@]} < 1 )) && return;

	get_desktop_dim

	# determine how many rows and columns we need
	cols=`echo "scale=0 ; sqrt(${#WDOWS[@]})" | bc`
	rows=$cols
	wins=`expr $rows \* $cols`

	if (( "$wins" < "${#WDOWS[@]}" )) ; then
		cols=`expr $cols + 1`
		wins=`expr $rows \* $cols`
		if (( "$wins" < "${#WDOWS[@]}" )) ; then
	    rows=`expr $rows + 1`
	    wins=`expr $rows \* $cols`
		fi
	fi

	(( $cols < 1 )) && cols=1;
	(( $rows < 1 )) && rows=1;

	win_w=`expr ${DIM[0]} / $cols`
	win_h=`expr ${DIM[1]} / $rows`

	# do tiling 
	x=0; y=0; commands=""
	for window in ${WDOWS[@]} ; do
		wmctrl -i -r $window -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz

		commands="$commands windowsize $window `expr $win_w - $inner_gaps \* 2` `expr $win_h - $titlebar_offset - $inner_gaps \* 2`"
		commands="$commands windowmove $window `expr $x \* $win_w + $outer_gaps` `expr $y \* $win_h + $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"

		x=`expr $x + 1`
		if (( $x > `expr $cols - 1` )) ; then
	    	      x=0
	    	      y=`expr $y + 1`
		fi
	done

	echo "$commands" | xdotool -
}

function expose {
	get_workspace
	get_visible_window_ids

	(( ${#WDOWS[@]} < 1 )) && return;

	get_desktop_dim

	# determine how many rows and columns we need
	cols=`echo "sqrt(${#WDOWS[@]})" | bc`
	rows=$cols
	wins=`expr $rows \* $cols`

	if (( "$wins" < "${#WDOWS[@]}" )) ; then
		cols=`expr $cols + 1`
		wins=`expr $rows \* $cols`
		if (( "$wins" < "${#WDOWS[@]}" )) ; then
	    rows=`expr $rows + 1`
	    wins=`expr $rows \* $cols`
		fi
	fi

	(( $cols < 1 )) && cols=1;
	(( $rows < 1 )) && rows=1;

	win_w=`expr ${DIM[0]} / $cols`
	win_h=`expr ${DIM[1]} / $rows`
		
	# do tiling 
	x=0; y=0; commands=""
	for window in ${WDOWS[@]} ; do
		wmctrl -i -r $window -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz

		commands="$commands windowsize $window `expr $win_w - $expose_gaps \* 2` `expr $win_h - $titlebar_offset - $expose_gaps \* 2`"
		commands="$commands windowmove $window `expr $x \* $win_w + $expose_gaps` `expr $y \* $win_h + $top_bar + $expose_gaps`"

		x=`expr $x + 1`
		if (( $x > `expr $cols - 1` )) ; then
	    	      x=0
	    	      y=`expr $y + 1`
		fi
	done

	echo "$commands" | xdotool -
}

function win_cascade {
	get_workspace
	get_visible_window_ids

	(( ${#WDOWS[@]} < 1 )) && return;

	x=0; y=0; commands=""
	for window in ${WDOWS[@]} ; do
		wmctrl -i -r $window -b remove,maximized_vert,maximized_horz

		commands="$commands windowsize $window 1024 640"
		commands="$commands windowmove $window `expr $x + $outer_gaps` `expr $y + $top_bar + $outer_gaps`"

		x=`expr $x + 100`
	  y=`expr $y + 80`
	done

	echo "$commands" | xdotool -
}

function win_select {
	get_workspace
	get_visible_window_ids

	(( ${#WDOWS[@]} < 1 )) && return;

	# store window positions and widths
	i=0
	for window in ${WDOWS[@]} ; do
		GEO=`xdotool getwindowgeometry $window | grep Geometry | sed 's/.* \([0-9].*\)/\1/g'`;
		height[$i]=`echo $GEO | sed 's/\(.*\)x.*/\1/g'`
		width[$i]=`echo $GEO | sed 's/.*x\(.*\)/\1/g'`

		# ( xwininfo gives position not ignoring titlebars and borders, unlike xdotool )
		POS=(`xwininfo -stats -id $window | grep 'geometry ' | sed 's/.*[-+]\([0-9]*[-+][0-9*]\)/\1/g' | sed 's/[+-]/ /g'`)
		posx[$i]=${POS[0]}
		posy[$i]=${POS[1]}

		i=`expr $i + 1`
	done

	# tile windows
	expose

	# select a window
	wid=`xdotool selectwindow 2>/dev/null`

	is_desktop "$wid" && return

	# restore window positions and widths
	i=0; commands=""
	for (( i=0; $i<${#WDOWS[@]}; i++ )) ; do
		commands="$commands windowsize ${WDOWS[i]} ${height[$i]} ${width[$i]}"
		commands="$commands windowmove ${WDOWS[i]} ${posx[$i]} ${posy[$i]}"
	done

	commands="$commands windowraise $wid"

	echo "$commands" | xdotool -
}

for command in ${@} ; do
	if [[ "$command" == "tile" ]] ; then
		win_tile
	elif [[ "$command" == "select" ]] ; then
		win_select
	elif [[ "$command" == "tiletwo" ]] ; then
		win_tile_two
	elif [[ "$command" == "tiletwol" ]] ; then
		win_tile_two_left
	elif [[ "$command" == "tiletwor" ]] ; then
		win_tile_two_right
	elif [[ "$command" == "stacktwo" ]] ; then
		win_stack_two
	elif [[ "$command" == "tilethree" ]] ; then
		win_tile_three
	elif [[ "$command" == "tilethreev" ]] ; then
		win_tile_three_v
        elif [[ "$command" == "cascade" ]] ; then
		win_cascade
	elif [[ "$command" == "showdesktop" ]] ; then
		win_showdesktop
	fi
done
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Old 03-06-2021, 12:42 PM   #692
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Hey neNiro, this is a nice little tool!

And it works here (14.2) from the get-go (after sboinstall the two offending dependencies )
 
Old 03-06-2021, 01:12 PM   #693
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Hey neNiro, this is a nice little tool!

And it works here (14.2) from the get-go (after sboinstall the two offending dependencies )
you're welcome. I'm glad I found it back in my backup, since I missed these functions a lot after moving back from dwm to xfce since running current. And it works very well, even with a lot of windows.
 
Old 03-07-2021, 04:04 AM   #694
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Hi, currently I am using Slackware current with XFCE 4.16

Couple of months ago I was successfully using xfce4-xkb-plugin version 0.7.1 (Taken from Slackbuilds)
in order to indicate the keyboard layout currently in use.
Right now, the switch of the layouts is working but on current version of XFCE, I am not able to add the layout indication to XFCE panel.

Is there any way to do it?
 
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Old 03-31-2021, 11:41 AM   #695
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What's been going on with Xfce.

https://simon.shimmerproject.org/202...nd-whats-next/
 
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Old 04-12-2021, 09:00 AM   #696
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exo-4.16.2, has been released.

The tarball, https://git.xfce.org/xfce/exo/snapsh...-4.16.2.tar.gz

The change log, https://git.xfce.org/xfce/exo/tag/?h=exo-4.16.2
Quote:
4.16.2
- Properly initialize GdkRectangle to prevent crash (Issue #57)
 
Old 04-15-2021, 05:39 PM   #697
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Hey guys, I'm a recent switcher to xfce as I was looking for something with better performance for my Pi400.
I'm wondering, is there a way I can have nfs mounts appear on the desktop like how removable media does?

Thanks
 
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How to create custom menu for applications menu? Default shipped with Slackware contains all KDE apps - I will never use - and some other apps I will never use. So I need to trim down number of entries in menu. Xce is asking for custom menu file - what is it? How can I create one?
 
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After all these years I'm disappointed Xfce still doesn't have a GUI menu editor, but there are alternatives.
Have you search through this thread?
 
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Xce is asking for custom menu file - what is it? How can I create one?
Here, I'd just replace this XML:
Code:
/etc/xdg/menus/xfce-applications.menu
There's no other user here, and it's compiled xfce4-4.12, so the menu's never replaced.
Custom menu file is the same, XML file that you select in "Applications Menu" panel plugin settings.
 
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The file just contains menu layout - nothing more. Where menu entries come from?
 
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Customize the Xfce menu:

https://wiki.xfce.org/howto/customize-menu
 
Old 04-28-2021, 06:15 PM   #703
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Thanks - I found this https://launchpad.net/menulibre written in python - hope will work. Alternative is in java - but Slackware does not ship any java runtime - at least I didn't find one.
 
Old 04-28-2021, 07:59 PM   #704
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I'm hoping to revisit menulibre for SBo. When they refactored "just a bit" the dependencies got too much for 14.2. Sure, you can fiddle with the XML, but that is beyond tedious.
 
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Old 04-28-2021, 08:36 PM   #705
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Hello,

I'm using MenuLibre-2.2.1 on Xfce-4.16 (slkackware64-current). It's working fine now.
Created packages were
- menulibre-2.2.1
- gnome-menus-3.36.0 https://github.com/GNOME/gnome-menus...ses/tag/3.36.0
- psutil-5.8.0 https://github.com/giampaolo/psutil/.../release-5.8.0

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