How to restart dmenu?

How to restart dmenu?

Inside ~/. config/dmenu-recent there are two text files called background and terminal . Edit the appropriate one in a text editor, and delete the line with your app’s name. This will reset the dmenu app preference.

How do I change the resolution on my i3?

You can just add exec settings for the commands to your ~/. i3/config . Usually the X.org should find and set the correct screen resolution on its own. If this does not work for you for some reason, you could create/modify X.

How do I reset my i3?

Re: How to reset the Service Indicator on the i3?

  1. Hit the on/off button without pressing the brake (should be in accessory mode)
  2. Press and hold the trip odo reset button for ~10 sec.
  3. Quick press the trip odo button to scroll through to whatever needs resetting.

How to configure dmenu to launch an application?

A more elegant solution would be to replace the dmenu_run script with the i3-dmenu-desktop script. i3-dmenu-desktop is an i3 specific script that creates a menu based on the available .desktop files on your system. It is thus mainly targeted towards graphical programs, which actually makes more sense for an application menu and looks better.

How do I change the configuration of i3?

To change the configuration of i3, copy /etc/i3/config to ~/.i3/config (or ~/.config/i3/config if you like the XDG directory scheme) and edit it with a text editor. On first start (and on all following starts, unless you have a configuration file), i3 will offer you to create a configuration file.

How to launch applications in I3 [ step by step guide ]?

So, you hit your Mod+D and start typing the application name, it will then filter the list until you have your application selected (you can also move in the list with the array keys)… IMO, what’s most handy here is that it works better than the terminal’s TAB because its filter works not only from ceiling.

What can I do to launch the test script via dmenu?

I want to run a shell script ~/.local/bin/test.sh via dmenu. If I run dmenu via $mod+D and browse for the entry test.sh I couldn’t find it. The path ~/.local/bin is already set to my $PATH variable in ~/.profile I also removed ~/.cache/dmenu_run and restart i3. What can I do to launch the test script via dmenu?