See Viewport switcher for more information.
If you want to switch to another workspace by pressing super+num where num is the number of the workspace you want to use.
Follow the example below.
~/.config/wayfire.ini
[vswitch]
binding_0 = <super> KEY_0
binding_1 = <super> KEY_1
binding_2 = <super> KEY_2
binding_3 = <super> KEY_3
binding_4 = <super> KEY_4
binding_5 = <super> KEY_5
binding_6 = <super> KEY_6
binding_7 = <super> KEY_7
binding_8 = <super> KEY_8
binding_9 = <super> KEY_9
Configuring your outputs
See Output for more information, setting mirroring, custom modes, etc.
Example configuration statically via Wayfire:
~/.config/wayfire.ini
[eDP-1]
mode = 1920x1080@60.000000 # or just 1920x1080
layout = 0,0
transform = normal
scale = 1.000000
Kanshi supports more dynamic configuration, like switching profiles based on connected outputs:
~/.config/kanshi/config
{
output eDP-1 mode 1920x1080
position 0,0
}
{
output eDP-1 mode 1920x1080 position
0,900
output HDMI-A-1 mode 1440x900
position 0,0
}
You can get the names of your outputs with wlr-randr, or by inspecting the log of Wayfire (printed to stdout by default).
And start kanshi on startup with Autostart.
Notifications
Using mako:
~/.config/wayfire.ini
[autostart]
notifications = mako
See Autostart for more information.
Idle configuration
Example configuration with swayidle and swaylock:
~/.config/wayfire.ini
[autostart]
idle = swayidle before-sleep swaylock
[idle]
toggle = <super> KEY_Z
screensaver_timeout = 300
dpms_timeout = 600
Disables the compositor going idle with Super + z.
This will lock your screen after 300 seconds of inactivity, then turn off your displays after another 300 seconds.
See Autostart and Idle for more information.
Note: for now there is a trick for binding a key to instantly turn-off the screen (DPMS).