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Dave Davenport 2015-12-21 14:49:51 +01:00
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@ -19,10 +19,10 @@ This means, that next rofi version will either be
These problems should now be a thing of the past.
**Note** the syntax for binding keys has slightly changed. The *Mod1*, *Mod2*, etc. keywords are no longer available.
There was no good way to detect how these keys where mapped and if they could be used as modifiers.
E.g. if the right alt (say *Mod3*) is configured to switch between layouts, it cannot work as modifier key to make a `Mod3-p` keybinding.
**Rofi** will now check if the current layout has the *SuperR*,*SuperL*,*AltGr*,*HyperL*,*HyperR* keys available.
If they are available they can be used for keybindings, if not, the user gets a warning.
There was no good way to detect how these keys where mapped and if they could be used as modifiers. E.g. if the right
alt (say *Mod3*) is configured to switch between layouts, it cannot work as modifier key to make a `Mod3-p` keybinding.
**Rofi** will now check if the current layout has the *SuperR*,*SuperL*,*AltGr*,*HyperL*,*HyperR* keys available. If
they are available they can be used for keybindings, if not, the user gets a warning.
![Rofi Keyboard Warning](rofi-warning.png)
@ -30,10 +30,8 @@ If they are available they can be used for keybindings, if not, the user gets a
### DMenu reading from stdin
**Rofi** used to have a custom `fgets` implementation that supported custom separators. The first version was
slow but got improved. Learning about the `getdelim` feature of POSIX '08, this is now used and is almost as fast as the latest custom implementation.
Overall this gave a speedup of 6x (from 648 ms for 202000 lines down to 108ms).
**Rofi** used to have a custom `fgets` implementation that supported custom separators. The has been repaced by the
`getdelim` feature of POSIX '08, this gave a speedup of 6x (from 648 ms for 202000 lines down to 108ms).
### Multi-Core power
@ -57,11 +55,12 @@ To make things even easier, you can now take screenshots of **rofi** from within
### Theme repository
This has been requested several times and rofi's website actually has a theming page. This however got outdated quickly and neither
the themes or the screenshots are correct anymore. The newly added rofi-themes git repository allows you to add themes easily:
Fork the repository and export your current color theme with **rofi -dump-xresources-theme**. Place it in the theme directory
of the repository and run the update script. This will automatically generate screenshots and update the page.
Update your fork and send a pull request. This way your theme will appear on official themes page, once it's merged.
This has been requested several times and rofi's website actually has a theming page. This however got outdated quickly
and neither the themes or the screenshots are correct anymore. The newly added rofi-themes git repository allows you to
add themes easily: Fork the repository and export your current color theme with **rofi -dump-xresources-theme**. Place
it in the theme directory of the repository and run the update script. This will automatically generate screenshots and
update the page. Update your fork and send a pull request. This way your theme will appear on official themes page,
once it's merged.
The repository can be found [here](https://github.com/DaveDavenport/rofi-themes/)
@ -69,9 +68,10 @@ The repository can be found [here](https://github.com/DaveDavenport/rofi-themes/
### Themenator
The second tool is a website allowing you to easily create themes and preview all changes life, the [themenator](https://davedavenport.github.io/rofi/generator.html)
Big thanks to [SardemFF7](https://github.com/sardemff7) who got tired of me complaining, took the very rough prototype and turned it into
something beautiful.
The second tool is a website allowing you to easily create themes and preview all changes life, the
[themenator](https://davedavenport.github.io/rofi/generator.html) Big thanks to
[SardemFF7](https://github.com/sardemff7) who got tired of me complaining, took the very rough prototype and turned it
into something beautiful.
Hopefully people will make beautiful themes and submit them to the [theme repository](https://github.com/DaveDavenport/rofi-themes/).