The wibar of the awesome window manager is extremely flexible and can do many things that are hard to do with other panels at best, that ususally end up being janky anyway, and sometimes just are not possible outright. One of these things is to move the panel to the side of the screen and have everything behave correctly. In the following, I am going to show you how you can create a panel attactched to the right side of each of your connected screens.
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SkyyySi
/ sideways_wibar.md
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Create a sideways wibar in awesome window manager
swarminglogic
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Millisecond resolution tic / toc timer pair utility for linux terminal. Supports id-based tic/toc pairs.
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| function showHelp { | |
| version=0.0.1 | |
| versionDate="2014-07-07" | |
| echo "$0 - tic/toc timer pair | |
| Usage: $0 [id] Stores initial time (w/optional id marker) | |
| $0 [-u|--unique] Creates and returns unique id |