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Rules for enabling floating on specific applications in i3wm
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#### RULES FOR SPECIFIC APPLICATIONS #### | |
# from: http://www.linuxlusers.com/2012/12/24/i3-window-manager-tip-making-specific-applications-and-child-windows-open-in-floating-mode-or-with-other-custom-settings/ | |
# by APPLICATION (WM_CLASS) | |
# Note: class is typically useful for applying custom settings to | |
# to entire applications, including child windows. If this | |
# isn't want you want see the ROLE section, below. | |
# Tip: To find out what these values might be run: | |
# xprop | grep -i 'class' | |
for_window [class="File-roller"] floating enable, border normal | |
for_window [class="Speedcrunch"] floating enable, border normal | |
for_window [class="Gloobus-preview"] floating enable, border none | |
for_window [class="Pavucontrol"] floating enable, border normal | |
# by ROLE (WM_WINDOW_ROLE) | |
# Note: window_role is Typically useful for effecting child windows | |
# such as instant messaging converstations, email composition | |
# windows, etc. | |
# Tip: To find out what these values might be run: | |
# xprop | grep -i 'role'# | |
for_window [window_role="conversation"] floating enable, border normal | |
for_window [window_role="Msgcompose"] floating enable, border normal |
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