Binding modes/binding submaps
The ability to configure multiple binding modes with separate binds. An example use-case is a "launcher" mode, where e.g. you press Super+D, then instead of the normal binds, you have binds to run applications, like F for firefox, N for nautilus, T for terminal, etc. So you press Super+D+F to run firefox. There's a WIP implementation for binding modes: https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri/pull/532. The author's GitHub account had disappeared, but I remember about the PR and will get to it at some point.
Posted by YaLTeR on Dec 8, 2024, 11:35 AM
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[Meta] Feedback on granular control over Copilot changes
unexpected status 401 Unauthorized issue
[MODEL] Measurable quality regression in Claude generation 5 (Fable 5 / Opus 5 / Sonnet 5): worse nonsense detection, ~2x verbosity, under-disclosed model fallb
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[MODEL] Claude verbose code comments by default — ignores instructions to stop.
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Binding modes/binding submaps
The ability to configure multiple binding modes with separate binds. An example use-case is a "launcher" mode, where e.g. you press Super+D, then instead of the normal binds, you have binds to run applications, like F for firefox, N for nautilus, T for terminal, etc. So you press Super+D+F to run firefox. There's a WIP implementation for binding modes: https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri/pull/532. The author's GitHub account had disappeared, but I remember about the PR and will get to it at some point.
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