etc/cfg_notion.lua

   1 --
   2 -- Notion main configuration file
   3 --
   4 -- This file only includes some settings that are rather frequently altered.
   5 -- The rest of the settings are in cfg_notioncore.lua and individual modules'
   6 -- configuration files (cfg_modulename.lua).
   7 --
   8 -- When any binding and other customisations that you want are minor, it is
   9 -- recommended that you include them in a copy of this file in ~/.notion/.
  10 -- Simply create or copy the relevant settings at the end of this file (from
  11 -- the other files), recalling that a key can be unbound by passing 'nil'
  12 -- (without the quotes) as the callback. For more information, please see
  13 -- the Notion configuration manual available from the Notion Web page.
  14 --
  15
  16 -- Set default modifiers. The default is the 'windows' key; it is usually mapped
  17 -- to Mod4 on Xorg-based systems. Any other modifier, such as Alt, can be used
  18 -- instead. The 'xmodmap' tool can be used to get/set which key codes correspond
  19 -- to which modifiers, and the 'xev' tool can be used to see what codes are
  20 -- generated by particular keys.
  21 --META="Mod4+"
  22 --ALTMETA=""
  23
  24 -- Terminal emulator.
  25 --XTERM="xterm"
  26
  27 -- Some basic settings.
  28 ioncore.set{
  29     -- Maximum delay between clicks in milliseconds to be considered a
  30     -- double click.
  31     --dblclick_delay=250,
  32
  33     -- For keyboard resize, time (in milliseconds) to wait after latest
  34     -- key press before automatically leaving resize mode (and doing
  35     -- the resize in case of non-opaque move).
  36     --kbresize_delay=1500,
  37
  38     -- Opaque resize?
  39     --opaque_resize=false,
  40
  41     -- Movement commands warp the pointer to frames instead of just
  42     -- changing focus. Enabled by default.
  43     --warp=true,
  44
  45     -- Switch frames to display newly mapped windows.
  46     --switchto=true,
  47
  48     -- Default index for windows in frames: one of 'last', 'next' (for
  49     -- after current), or 'next-act' (for after current and anything with
  50     -- activity right after it).
  51     --frame_default_index='next',
  52
  53     -- Auto-unsqueeze transients/menus/queries.
  54     --unsqueeze=true,
  55
  56     -- Display notification tooltips for activity on hidden workspace.
  57     --screen_notify=true,
  58
  59     -- Automatically save layout on restart and exit.
  60     --autosave_layout=true,
  61
  62     -- Mouse focus mode; set to "sloppy" if you want the focus to follow the
  63     -- mouse, and to "disabled" otherwise.
  64     --mousefocus="sloppy",
  65
  66     -- Controls Notion's reaction to stacking requests sent by clients. Set to
  67     -- "ignore" to ignore these requests, and to "activate" to set the activity
  68     -- flag on a window that requests to be stacked "Above".
  69     --window_stacking_request="ignore",
  70
  71     -- Time (in ms) that a window has to be focussed in order to be added to the
  72     -- focus list. Set this to <=0 (or comment it out) to disable the logic, and
  73     -- update the focus list immediately.
  74     --focuslist_insert_delay=1000,
  75
  76     -- If enabled, activity notifiers are displayed on ALL the screens, not just
  77     -- the screen that contains the window producing the notification. This is
  78     -- only relevant on multi-head setups. By default this is disabled.
  79     --activity_notification_on_all_screens=false,
  80
  81     -- If enabled, a workspace indicator comes up at the bottom-left of the
  82     -- screen when a new workspace is selected. This indicator stays active for
  83     -- only as long as indicated by this variable (in ms). Timeout values <=0
  84     -- disable the indicator altogether. This is disabled by default.
  85     --workspace_indicator_timeout=0,
  86 }
  87
  88 -- Load default settings. The file cfg_defaults loads all the files
  89 -- commented out below, except mod_dock. If you do not want to load
  90 -- something, comment out this line, and uncomment the lines corresponding
  91 -- the modules or configuration files that you want, below.
  92 -- The modules' configuration files correspond to the names of the
  93 -- modules with 'mod' replaced by 'cfg'.
  94 dopath("cfg_defaults")
  95
  96 -- Load configuration of the Notion 'core'. Most bindings are here.
  97 --dopath("cfg_notioncore")
  98
  99 -- Load some kludges to make apps behave better.
 100 --dopath("cfg_kludges")
 101
 102 -- Define some layouts.
 103 --dopath("cfg_layouts")
 104
 105 -- Load some modules. Bindings and other configuration specific to modules
 106 -- are in the files cfg_modulename.lua.
 107 --dopath("mod_query")
 108 --dopath("mod_menu")
 109 --dopath("mod_tiling")
 110 --dopath("mod_statusbar")
 111 --dopath("mod_dock")
 112 --dopath("mod_sp")
 113 --dopath("mod_notionflux")
 114 --dopath("mod_xrandr")
 115
 116 --
 117 -- Common customisations
 118 --
 119
 120 -- Uncommenting the following lines should get you plain-old-menus instead
 121 -- of query-menus.
 122
 123 --defbindings("WScreen", {
 124 --    kpress(ALTMETA.."F12", "mod_menu.menu(_, _sub, 'mainmenu', {big=true})"),
 125 --})
 126 --
 127 --defbindings("WMPlex.toplevel", {
 128 --    kpress(META.."M", "mod_menu.menu(_, _sub, 'ctxmenu')"),
 129 --})