# font
fontname "Sans Serif:pixelsize=15:regular"

#This is for the built-in "launch terminal" command, which is kind of redundant since it lets you bind arbitrary executable paths to keyboard/mouse shortcuts.
command term 		"st -g 80x25 -f 'Nimbus Mono PS'"

#ROOT MENU
command Terminal	"tabbed -c -r 2 st -w '' -f 'Nimbus Mono PS'"
command Qutebrowser	qutebrowser
command Firefox		firefox
command "File Manager"  pcmanfm
command Calculator	mate-calc
command Virtualbox	virtualbox
command " "      ""
command Shutdown	poweroff

borderwidth 1
#Set the borders to be one pixel. The default colors are light grey for active and dark grey for inactive

vtile 58 
#When you invoke tiling mode, this is the percentage of the horizontal area that the main window takes up. I found this pleasing enough. Default is 50.

gap 0 17 0 0 
#Make room for Xmobar. 

bind-key 4-r "rofi -show run"
#Windows-R is a habit I'll never break. This brings up Rofi, a superior clone of dmenu.

bind-key M-t "st -g 80x25 -f 'Nimbus Mono PS'"
#Alt-T to bring up a terminal

bind-key 4-t "st -g 80x25 -f 'Nimbus Mono PS'"
#Sometimes I hit Windows instead of ALT.

bind-key M-r "rofi -show run" 
#And sometimes I hit ALT instead of Windows


# Xmonad/i3wm-like bindings for showing and hiding groups (simulates multiple workspaces/desktops)
# ALT-N takes you to group N, and ALT-SHIFT-N "throws" a window to that group.
bind-key M-1 group-only-1
bind-key M-2 group-only-2
bind-key M-3 group-only-3
bind-key M-4 group-only-4
bind-key M-5 group-only-5
bind-key M-6 group-only-6
bind-key M-7 group-only-7
bind-key M-8 group-only-8
bind-key M-9 group-only-9
bind-key MS-1 window-movetogroup-1
bind-key MS-2 window-movetogroup-2
bind-key MS-3 window-movetogroup-3
bind-key MS-4 window-movetogroup-4
bind-key MS-5 window-movetogroup-5
bind-key MS-6 window-movetogroup-6
bind-key MS-7 window-movetogroup-7
bind-key MS-8 window-movetogroup-8
bind-key MS-9 window-movetogroup-9


#Volume control
bind-key 4-q "amixer sset Master 100%"
bind-key 4-a "amixer sset Master 70%"
bind-key 4-z "amixer sset Master 0%"
bind-key 4-e "pcmanfm"
bind-key 4-Tab window-vtile 
bind-key C4-Tab window-htile
bind-key 4-c "mate-calc"

sticky yes
#this just means that windows spawn in the group that's active when they're spawned.

moveamount 1
#I think this is the default but I fuck with this a lot. This is how many pixels that the window moves when you use keyboard shortcuts to move it, or how many pixels are added/removed at the bottom and right if you use keyboard shortcuts to resize it. Fast mode multiplies this by ten.

bind-mouse 4-1 window-move
#press Windows-primary click to drag window

bind-mouse 4-2 window-move
#press Windows-middle click to drag window (my Lenovo Ideapad 3 has very very sloppy differentiation 
#between the clicker buttons--there's one physical button beneath the trackpad and it guesses which 
#button you meant based on your finger's position on the lower part of the pad. Normally I would map 
#middle click to close window, but that led to some data loss when I first got this laptop. I do recommend 
#the model, though, if you can get a 17-inch one with a four-core, 8-thread Core i5 and the Iris graphics.
#Best laptop I've ever owned.

bind-mouse 4-3 window-resize
#press Windows-secondary click to resize window. Frustratingly, this wm only lets you resize the 
#bottom and right edges with the pointer

bind-mouse M-1 window-move
bind-mouse M-2 window-move
bind-mouse M-3 window-resize
#Same bindings but for ALT-keys. ALT-primary click is actually bound by default but for the sake of clarity
#it is written out here

bind-mouse CM-1 window-stick
bind-mouse CM-2 window-stick
#Assign a window to no/every group, so that it appears no matter which group(s) are on screen

bind-mouse CM-3 window-maximize
#Maximize with Control-Alt-secondary click. I don't use this much.

bind-mouse MS-1 window-vtile
bind-mouse MS-2 window-vtile
#Snap this window to the left side of the screen, with a height of the screen minus the gap for Xmobar, and
#A width of 58% of the screen, then tile all other windows in the space remaining on the right of the screen

bind-mouse MS-3 window-freeze
#ALT-SHIFT-3 freezes a window's geometry

unbind-mouse CMS-M3
unbind key M-question
unbind-key CMS-equal
unbind-key CM-Delete
unbind-key CMS-r
#Unbind various default controls

bind-key CM-Delete restart
#Ctrl-ALT-Delete reinitializes the WM, causing it to reload this file if it has been altered.

bind-key MS-F4 quit
#Ctrl-Shift-F4 closes the window manager

unbind-key CM-equal
unbind-key CM-g
unbind-key CM-n
unbind-key CM-Return
unbind-key CM-w
unbind-key M-period
unbind-key M-Left
unbind-key M-Right
#More default controls we need to unbind. ALT-Left and ALT-Right are common browser controls inter alia

bind-key M-q window-close
#ALT-q quits a window

bind-key M-w menu-window
#brings up a "search-as-you-type" menu to change to any window managed by the WM. I think I could 
#make Rofi do this but the default interface is inoffensive and unobtrusive.

bind-key M-F4 window-close
#I can't help it, some windows keybindings are seared into my soul in letters of fire. Alt-F4 closes
#the active window. Note that both KDE and GNOME implement this by default. I'm hardly the only one
#who grew up with a Compaq Presario running windows 95 and no friends.

bind-key 4-w window-close
#Also Windows-W closes windows for some reason.


#These replace the ALT-left and ALT-right bindings from earlier with corresponding vim-like keys.
#These cycle through non-empty groups/workspaces with Windows-H and Windows-L
bind-key 4-h group-rcycle
bind-key 4-l group-cycle

#And while we're building on the vim-key thing, the corresponding up and down keys, also with Windows 
#key, maximize and minimize the active window.
bind-key 4-j window-hide
bind-key 4-k window-maximize
#By default, ALT+vimkeys moves the window and Ctrl+ALT+vimkeys resizes it at the right and bottom. 
#Adding shift changes the step from MOVEAMOUNT to MOVEAMOUNT X 10.

bind-key 4S-k window-fullscreen 
#Add Shift to Windows+K to make a window fullscreen, ignoring borders and the gap for xmobar

#These move the pointer, although there's no keyboard shortcut to click. Useful I guess if your trackpad 
#Won't recognize your dry fingers. Ctrl-Windows+vimkeys for slow, add Shift for fast.
bind-key C4-h pointer-move-left
bind-key C4-l pointer-move-right
bind-key C4-j pointer-move-down
bind-key C4-k pointer-move-up
bind-key CS4-h pointer-move-left-big
bind-key CS4-l pointer-move-right-big
bind-key CS4-j pointer-move-down-big
bind-key CS4-k pointer move-up-big