Ticket created by ~ecocode on ~rjarry/aerc
For notmuch accounts aerc gives the option to set
exclude-tags
which correctly removes messages from the result set. However, one is supposed to view these matching messages if explicitely mentiontag:the-excluded-tag
in the query. This however always results in "argument was ignored" message and no messages listed.
Ticket created by ~ecocode on ~rjarry/aerc
I happen to receive mails with multiple message parts. Actually I have to move over all parts to reach the last one. A fuzzy find jump would be great.
Ticket created by ~ecocode on ~rjarry/aerc
Currently aerc only allows to either set (+) or unset (-) a tag. It would be helpful to also allow toggling a tag (!).
Comment by ~ecocode on ~tsdh/swayr
Of course ;) I found a rpm for fedora here: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/alebastr/swayr/ It is automatically updated and works fine on my system. Eventually you might want to add this to your documentation.
kind regards
Ticket created by ~ecocode on ~tsdh/swayr
Hi,
I would love to install swayr directly from a .rpm. Any chance to see this in the future?
Ticket created by ~ecocode on ~exec64/imv
Hi,
when I have an imv instance running, I can open and view files with
imv-msg PID open "/home/user/pathWithoutSpaces/filename"
followed by
imv-msg PID goto -1
However
imv-msg
can't open the file if there is a space in the path or in the filename i.e.
imv-msg PID open "/home/user/path With Spaces/filename"
and
imv-msg PID open "/home/user/pathWithoutSpaces/filename with spaces"
both fail
Comment by ~ecocode on ~tsdh/swayr
this is the script (unfinished) that I use... example project names:
- 25126-Sambre
- 40687-Mol
- 39047-Lampen
#!/usr/bin/bash # Get regular workspaces workspaces=$(swaymsg -t get_tree | jq -c '.nodes[].nodes[] | select(.type | . and contains("workspace")) | select(.name | . and contains("__i3") | not) | .name? ' | grep -E '[[:digit:]]{5}-.*' | tr -d '"' ) # Select window with rofi selected=$(echo "$workspaces" | wofi --show dmenu -i --sort-order=alphabetical | awk '{print $1}') # TODO: check if the selected workspace is the current one. then don't switch ! # TODO: if nothing selected -> cancel # Tell sway to focus said workspace # swaymsg [workspace="$selected"] focus swaymsg workspace "$selected"
Ticket created by ~ecocode on ~tsdh/swayr
Hi, In sway I create workspaces named by my projects. My project names can be filtered using a regex (they all start with 5 numbers followed by a dash). I wrote a bash script which handles this, but as swayr is adding functionalities, this could be a nice addition ;)
You could add this as a
--filter
option toswitch-workspace
Also, this might be nice to add to
switch-window
too.