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corrected urxvt example for music_terminal
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@ -146,8 +146,8 @@ I use `super` AKA Windows key as my main modifier.
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termite --class music --exec ncmpcpp
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# st / xst
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st -c music -e ncmpcpp
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# urxvt (untested but should work)
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urxvt -t "Music Terminal" -e ncmpcpp
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# urxvt
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urxvt -T "Music Terminal" -e ncmpcpp
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```
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+ Of course you can set your own custom titlebars for any application as long as you know its class, name, instance, whatever and then creating a custom titlebar setup in the existing if-else block in `titlebars.lua`. For example `if c.class == "Thunar" ...`
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+ You can find details such as class, name, and others for any client with the `xprop` utility.
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#!/bin/bash
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# Launch ncmpcpp in a terminal with class "music" or with name "Music Terminal"
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@ -6,3 +7,6 @@ xst -c music -e ncmpcpp -c ~/.config/ncmpcpp/config_fancy
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# Termite
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# termite --class music --exec ncmpcpp
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# Urxvt
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# urxvt -T "Music Terminal" -e ncmpcpp -c ~/.config/ncmpcpp/config_fancy
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