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I vaguely remember seeing patches about this somewhere, but nothing
ever went upstream.
…On Wed, Apr 21, 2021 at 06:33:38AM -0700, Amir Bukhari wrote:
I am new Qtile but i have used Xmonad for a while, what i missed on qtile is sublayout concept which is available in Xmonad.
is it possible with Qtile?
to understand what i mean:
in MonadTall layout there is a master and a pane. the first window will be place to master and other windows will place vertically in the pane. in Xmonad we can define a sublayout which then can be used to layout those windows (for example all windows in the pane will be displayed with tab layout).
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I think that what you're looking for is currently discussed in another thread (see the part about the Slice layout): #2412 |
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The slice layout may be usefull in the example i described above. but it can place a specific match on the slice and in the other part it use the fallback layout. |
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I am new Qtile but i have used Xmonad for a while, what i missed on qtile is sublayout concept which is available in Xmonad.
is it possible with Qtile?
to understand what i mean:
in MonadTall layout there is a master-pane and a secondary-pane. the first window will be place to master and other windows will place vertically in the pane. in Xmonad we can define a sublayout which then can be used to layout those windows (for example all windows in the secondary-pane will be displayed with tab layout).
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