Introduction
i3menu provides a useful set of menus based on Rofi and dmenu to interact with i3wm.
Installation
$ sudo pip install i3menu
Usage
You can use i3menu directly from the command line:
$ i3menu --help
or:
$ i3menu window_actions
You can add i3menu to your i3 config. For example:
bindsym $mod+w exec --no-startup-id i3menu goto_workspace
or:
bindsym $mod+w exec --no-startup-id i3menu -m go_to_workspace
Credits
partially inspired by quickswitch-i3
License
Disclaimer: i3menu is a third party script and in no way affiliated with the i3 project, the dmenu project or the rofi project.
Changelog
2.0 (2016-02-26)
major code restyle
add all the i3-msg commands
major improvement of the command line interface
use both rofi and dmenu as menu providers
name changed: i3-rofi -> i3menu [giacomos]
1.0 (2016-02-18)
Initial release
included menus are: go_to_workspace, move_window_to_workspace, move_window_to_this_workspace, move_workspace_to_output, rename_workspace, window_actions, workspace_actions [giacomos]
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Metadata
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