Hello and than you for the great work done on this extension. I love it. It's simple and to the point.
Now to the "problem": Why use Mod4 instead of Super in the readme? Almost everyone uses super as the name of the key between ctrl and alt. This is so not friendly for linux newcommers. While i am not a power user, i can't say i am noob in linux.
Then, try to be a little bit more consistent:
Mod4+Shift+j: Swap the current client with the next client in a layout
Mod4+Ctrl+Shift+j: Move the active window to the next monitor
is client the same thing as window? Don't you think it's more clear to say:
Mod4+Shift+j: Swap the current window with the next window in a layout?
It will make it easyer for people that go trough the readme to start with the extension.
Anyway, thanks again and keep up with the great work.
PS. Sorry if this is not the place to say this, still learning stuff
Hello and than you for the great work done on this extension. I love it. It's simple and to the point.
Now to the "problem": Why use Mod4 instead of Super in the readme? Almost everyone uses super as the name of the key between ctrl and alt. This is so not friendly for linux newcommers. While i am not a power user, i can't say i am noob in linux.
Then, try to be a little bit more consistent:
Mod4+Shift+j: Swap the current client with the next client in a layout
Mod4+Ctrl+Shift+j: Move the active window to the next monitor
is client the same thing as window? Don't you think it's more clear to say:
Mod4+Shift+j: Swap the current window with the next window in a layout?
It will make it easyer for people that go trough the readme to start with the extension.
Anyway, thanks again and keep up with the great work.
PS. Sorry if this is not the place to say this, still learning stuff