ungrab Mod4+Shift and Mod1+Shift #26
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Your fix works for me (I'm using i3-wm) Thanks! |
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Hi!
Many tiling window managers use by default keybindings with both the Super key (Mod4) and the shift key pressed (i.e.
Mod4+Shift+qto close the focused window).Currently, such key combinations are grabbed and therefore can't be used while the script is running.
I was able to solve this by ungrabbing the
Shift_Lkey with the modifierMod4Mask(and alsoMod1Maskfor the Alt key).This should also resolve #6, since keybindings like
Shift+twill still work.