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What launcher do you use? I know there's a variety, from minimal like dmenu_run to weird powerful stuff like lighthouse.
Recently I found rrun, looks neat though I haven't tried it. Haven't riced in a while. [rrun]: https://github.com/buster/rrun |
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I'm using rofi for a while now. https://github.com/DaveDavenport/rofi
It's nice to look at and the windows-switching is also kinda neat, because 90% of my workflow is keyboard/shortcut-focused. |
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I use the terminal.
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(22-03-2017, 12:17 PM)mrtn Wrote: I'm using rofi for a while now. https://github.com/DaveDavenport/rofi Same. Rofi is a good alternative to dmenu. |
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(22-03-2017, 12:23 PM)jkl Wrote: I use the terminal. Same here. Though I still use "launchers" for specific things, like searching the web. I use "thinglaunch" for that. It displays a black box, you type text in it and that's it. No completion, keybindings or whatever. What is typed here gets outputed to stdout. I use it to search duckduckgo (rather than poping surf, navigate to duckduckgo and then search). |
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Thinglaunch sounds neat, might give it a shot
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Currently I'm using dmenu. It's minimalistic and fits my current setup very well.
Before that I was a rofi user (fullscreen + transparent) but after a while I got tired of it and its color definition within .X{resources,defaults}. |
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Here's a list of some https://rizonrice.github.io/resources#program-launchers
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I personally like synapse for a gtk launcher
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Been using rofi for a while, but mostly because of rofi-pass. I've already cobbled together a small script to get a password from pass with fzf. Now I just need a script to open an st-instance or something alike. Then it's back to dmenu, I believe.
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