I'm using windows groups with sticky.
unbind-key all
bind-key M-1 group-only-1
bind-key M-2 group-only-2
...
sticky yes
Usually I can keep all my windows in whatever group they were opened in. On
occasion, I must be typing in some strange key combination and I end up
getting some or all of the windows on my current screen bound to no group.
I don't have any keys bound to 'window-stick' which seems like it would
do exactly this. I don't have any keys bound to group-only-0. When windows
start going into all/nogroup mode, it becomes very frustrating. I can't focus
into a nogroup xterm for typing unless I kill or move any windows which are
members of the current group. I can't move the nogroup windows either. I
can't close them using the meta key delete. These nogroup windows have
some very annoying properties, appropriate for xconsole perhaps.
Does this sound familiar to anyone?
.cwmrc:
unbind-key all
bind-key M-1 group-only-1
bind-key M-2 group-only-2
bind-key M-3 group-only-3
bind-key M-4 group-only-4
bind-key M-5 group-only-5
bind-key M-6 group-only-6
bind-key M-7 group-only-7
bind-key M-8 group-only-8
bind-key M-9 group-only-9
bind-key CM-q window-delete
bind-key CM-r restart
bind-key M-equal "mixerctl outputs.master=+10"
bind-key M-j window-cycle-ingroup
bind-key M-k window-rcycle-ingroup
bind-key M-minus "mixerctl outputs.master=-10"
bind-key M-t window-maximize
bind-key SM-1 window-movetogroup-1
bind-key SM-2 window-movetogroup-2
bind-key SM-3 window-movetogroup-3
bind-key SM-4 window-movetogroup-4
bind-key SM-5 window-movetogroup-5
bind-key SM-6 window-movetogroup-6
bind-key SM-7 window-movetogroup-7
bind-key SM-8 window-movetogroup-8
bind-key SM-9 window-movetogroup-9
bind-key SM-Return "xterm -e top"
bind-key M-Return "xterm"
command firefox firefox
command soffice soffice
command iridium iridium
command xterm xterm
borderwidth 1
color activeborder gray8
color inactiveborder black
snapdist 4
sticky yes
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