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5 months agoCan I check which certain of sfwbar you’re using? Also, can you post your config? Filtering shouldn’t make the bar disappear off course :)
Can I check which certain of sfwbar you’re using? Also, can you post your config? Filtering shouldn’t make the bar disappear off course :)
Hi,
SetExclusiveZone "auto"
to Function “SfwbarInit” in the config file. This will tell the compositor not to position windows over our under the bar. The actual behaviour will depend on your compositor though. I know some older compositors didn’t respect this.Label {
Value = Str(NetStat("rxrate")/1024) + "kbps"
Css = "* { min-width: 100px; }"
}
And add module(“network”) at the beginning of your config to load the network module.
This will add a basic string with an incoming transfer rate. Css min-width is there to prevent it from constantly resizing as the length of the string changes. You can use different widget types to visualise it in different ways of course.
SetMirror "*"
To Function. “SfwbarInit”If you want only windows for a given monitor to appear on each bar, you can add: filter = output To the taskbar widget definition within the layout.
Hopefully this helps. Let me know if there is anything else you want to do.
Ok, this is a bug triggered by combination of a grouped taskbar and an output filter. I fixed it in the latest git version. in case you want to try it now, or you can wait until beta15 to get this combination working. Thank for helping debug this usecase!