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@@ -108,10 +108,11 @@ exec_always nwg-drawer -r
bindsym Mod1+F1 exec nwg-drawer bindsym Mod1+F1 exec nwg-drawer
``` ```
In this case the `nwg-drawer` command is just an equivalent to `pkill -USR1 nwg-drawer`. The second line does nothing but `pkill -USR1 nwg-drawer`, so you may just use this command instead. Actually
this should be a little bit faster.
Running a resident instance should speed up use of the drawer significantly. Pay attention to the fact, that you Running a resident instance should speed up use of the drawer significantly. Pay attention to the fact, that you
need to `pkill -f nwg-drawer` to apply any new arguments! need to `pkill -f nwg-drawer` and reload sway to apply any new arguments!
## Logging ## Logging
@@ -119,10 +120,10 @@ In case you encounter an issue, you may need debug messages. If you use the resi
in the terminal. Please edit your sway config file: in the terminal. Please edit your sway config file:
```text ```text
exec_always nwg-drawer -r -d 2> ~/drawer.log exec nwg-drawer -r -d 2> ~/drawer.log
``` ```
`pkill` the running instance, reload sway and include the `drawer.log` content in the GitHub issue. exit sway, launch it again and include the `drawer.log` content in the GitHub issue. Do not use `exec_always` here: it'll destroy the log file content on sway reload.
## Styling ## Styling