stackpush - bakkeby/dusk GitHub Wiki
| Function | Expected argument | Default keybindings |
|---|---|---|
| stackpush | int | Listed separately further down |
The stackpush function allows for clients to be to pushed to specific positions in the client
stack on a workspace.
Refer to the stacker page for a rundown on setup instructions and how this works.
Below is an explanation for what the default keybindings do.
| Default keybindings (when enabled) | Description |
|---|---|
AltGr+Ctrl+Shift+w |
Push the client to the first position in the stack |
AltGr+Ctrl+Shift+e |
Push the client to the second position in the stack |
AltGr+Ctrl+Shift+a |
Push the client to the third position in the stack |
AltGr+Ctrl+Shift+z |
Push the client above the last position in the stack |
AltGr+Ctrl+Shift+j |
Push the client down the stack |
AltGr+Ctrl+Shift+k |
Push the client up the stack |
AltGr+Ctrl+Shift+s |
Push the client to the previously selected client |
Pushing a client up the stack will make all clients in between cascade down the stack.
External commands:
duskc run_command stackpush 1 # push the client to the first position in the stack
duskc run_command stackpush 2 # push the client to the second position in the stack
duskc run_command stackpush 3 # push the client to the third position the stack
duskc run_command stackpush -1 # push the client above the last position the stack
duskc run_command stackpush 1999 # push the client up the stack
duskc run_command stackpush 2001 # push the client down the stack
duskc run_command stackpush 3000 # push the client to the previously selected client
duskc run_command stackpush 4001 # push to above the first master client
duskc run_command stackpush 4002 # push to above the second master client
duskc run_command stackpush 5001 # push to above the first stack client
duskc run_command stackpush 5002 # push to above the second stack client
duskc run_command stackpush 5003 # push to above the third stack clientTip: this can also be set up with key modes or key chains when using sxhkd to handle keybindings.
This is intended to be combined with the stackfocus and stackswap commands.