Assign a client to multiple tags
Clash Royale CLAN TAG#URR8PPP
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Obviously it is possible to move a client window to another tag but is it possible to assign a client window to multiple tags?
Consider the case having a small floating window which is toggled to keep it on top. I want to assign it to all tags so its visible regardless of the active tag.
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Obviously it is possible to move a client window to another tag but is it possible to assign a client window to multiple tags?
Consider the case having a small floating window which is toggled to keep it on top. I want to assign it to all tags so its visible regardless of the active tag.
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Obviously it is possible to move a client window to another tag but is it possible to assign a client window to multiple tags?
Consider the case having a small floating window which is toggled to keep it on top. I want to assign it to all tags so its visible regardless of the active tag.
awesome
asked Sep 5 at 18:19
ploth
850115
Obviously it is possible to move a client window to another tag but is it possible to assign a client window to multiple tags?
Consider the case having a small floating window which is toggled to keep it on top. I want to assign it to all tags so its visible regardless of the active tag.
awesome
awesome
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The client property is called sticky. Link to awesome documentation. Add this to your rc.lua:
awful.key( modkey, "Control" , "s", function (c) c.sticky = not c.sticky end,
description="toggle sticky", group="client"),
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1 Answer
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The client property is called sticky. Link to awesome documentation. Add this to your rc.lua:
awful.key( modkey, "Control" , "s", function (c) c.sticky = not c.sticky end,
description="toggle sticky", group="client"),
answered Sep 5 at 18:46
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The client property is called sticky. Link to awesome documentation. Add this to your rc.lua:
awful.key( modkey, "Control" , "s", function (c) c.sticky = not c.sticky end,
description="toggle sticky", group="client"),
answered Sep 5 at 18:46
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The client property is called sticky. Link to awesome documentation. Add this to your rc.lua:
awful.key( modkey, "Control" , "s", function (c) c.sticky = not c.sticky end,
description="toggle sticky", group="client"),
answered Sep 5 at 18:46
ploth
850115
The client property is called sticky. Link to awesome documentation. Add this to your rc.lua:
awful.key( modkey, "Control" , "s", function (c) c.sticky = not c.sticky end,
description="toggle sticky", group="client"),
answered Sep 5 at 18:46
ploth
850115
answered Sep 5 at 18:46
ploth
850115
answered Sep 5 at 18:46
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answered Sep 5 at 18:46
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