Questions? Feel free to ask here.

[mitchweaver]

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[shizonic]

Hi Mitch. Like your KISS dots... It's very unix-like and clean. May it possible that you create a little bootstrap script which sets up the correct directories, symlinks, etc. for a new user's $HOME?

[mitchweaver]

@shizonic oh man. That would be a lot of work. And I'm not sure how much I agree with setting that up anyway -- dots are meant for reference not xeroxing ;)

If you're stuck on something I'm always happy to help/explain.

Also keep in mind this is only 1/3 of the setup, spread out between three repos:
dots - suckless - bin

[shizonic]

I see. Thanks anyway.

Appreciate you help offer and will come back to if I am stuck on smth. Thx.

[daaniiieel]

How do you achieve the drag to terminal mouse action?

[mitchweaver]

@daaniiieel the script is x9term in my bin

[daaniiieel]

@mitchweaver What key/mouse action do you have your drag to terminal script mapped to? Do you check if there are any windows open?

[mitchweaver]

@daaniiieel see dwm's config.h in suckless

[daaniiieel]

What is the logic with this? Since I don't really understand dwm config files, I am asking. When do you spawn a terminal? After a keybind? When no window is open and doing a click? A mouse action that runs every time?

[pfr-dev]

Hey Mitch, I think I may have asked you this already (a while ago) but in your .Xresources you've got a Plan9 xcursor theme. Mind sharing it and possibly explain how I add it to my system?

Cheers

[mitchweaver]

@pfr-dev see this reddit post

[pfr-dev]

@pfr-dev see this reddit post

Thanks. I had seen that. I've got the cursor.c file, I just don't know where to put it. It appears my systems (NetBSD) cursors are defined in /usr/X11R7/include/X11/cursorfont.h but I still dont know where the actual cursor bitmap files are stored. /usr/X11R7/include/X11/Xcursor/Xcursor.h doesn't allude to much either.