Default window behaviour is defined in config.h.
Is there a mechanism planned how to configure "suckless properties" (i.e. which normally require recompilation)?
One candidate for this would be the definition of window classes.
Would a possible strategy entail a config frontend which applies changes by sed'ing the config.h and re-compiling it on the fly? Or moving ome functionality from config.h to a config file?
Or one could conceive a more technical approach (probably more robust) similar to the kernel's make menuconfig specifically for feature-based modification of config.h (and other suckless-like utils for that matter)
Default window behaviour is defined in
config.h.Is there a mechanism planned how to configure "suckless properties" (i.e. which normally require recompilation)?
One candidate for this would be the definition of window classes.
Would a possible strategy entail a config frontend which applies changes by
sed'ing theconfig.hand re-compiling it on the fly? Or moving ome functionality fromconfig.hto a config file?Or one could conceive a more technical approach (probably more robust) similar to the kernel's
make menuconfigspecifically for feature-based modification ofconfig.h(and othersuckless-like utils for that matter)