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dwmstatus |
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A better version of dwmblocks (hopefully...) |
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## Motivation |
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``dwmblocks`` uses a retarded way to update scripts, requiring commands to send |
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signals to force it to re-run the script. ``dwmstatus``, on other hand, let |
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other programs to send their data at "their pace", dwmstatus only waits for |
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data and displays accordingly. Specifically, ``dwmstatus`` waits for a newline |
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from each program and displays the current line in its position. If one program |
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updates but the other program doesn't, ``dwmstatus`` will only update the block. |
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This C program is so fucking stupid that i don't know why no one actually has |
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thought of this before. Fuck... |
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## Usage |
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$ dwmstatus |
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usage: dwmstatus -c command [-c command2 ]... |
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Every -c argument is a shell script string. The order is reversed. |
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## Example |
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$ dwmstatus -c 'while true; do date ; sleep 1; done' -c './dwmstatus-pulse' |
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100 | dom 04 fev 2024 21:36:05 -03 |
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100 | dom 04 fev 2024 21:36:06 -03 |
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100 | dom 04 fev 2024 21:36:07 -03 |
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100 | dom 04 fev 2024 21:36:08 -03 |
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100 | dom 04 fev 2024 21:36:09 -03 |
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99 | dom 04 fev 2024 21:36:09 -03 |
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98 | dom 04 fev 2024 21:36:09 -03 |
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98 | dom 04 fev 2024 21:36:09 -03 |
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97 | dom 04 fev 2024 21:36:09 -03 |
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97 | dom 04 fev 2024 21:36:09 -03 |
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## License |
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This program is licensed with WTFPL. |
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## Contribution |
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You can send your patches to my e-mail, which is shown in my signed commits, |
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or you can send a pull request. You probably don't want to make a fork of this |
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program to the server where this is originally hosted (git.lain.church) but |
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whatever, do whatever you want, lolololololololol... |
