> For me, this gives a sweet spot between runtime configurability and
> keeping code complexity low, with compiled-in key bindings which are
> constant across all the systems I use, but runtime configurable colours,
> rules, tag names and commands, which vary from system to system.
I did something similar without .Xresources. I have several
keybindings that call shell scripts from ~/.scripts. Some output to a
fifo to dwm's status bar, and some output directly to x, but either
way, these scripts were the first thing I did to circumvent the
inflexibility of compiled-in keybindings. I just edit the shell
scripts, and the keybinding works differently as I want to change it.
-- # Kurt H MaierReceived on Mon Sep 24 2007 - 22:00:42 UTC
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