monolith

# monolith's built-in config, used when ~/.config/monolith/config.toml is

# missing. Copy it there to change anything.

# Programs started with the compositor, each an argv list.

startup = []

[general]

# What Mod means in binds. Use alt when nesting inside a compositor that

# keeps super for itself.

mod = "super"

gaps = { inner = 8, outer = 8 }

# A new window splits the one it opens beside along that window's longer side,

# so windows dwindle. When off it joins the container of that window instead.

autotile = true

# What a window move does when it meets a neighbour. swap trades places,

# merge joins its lane. invert-move does the other one for the next move.

move = "swap"

# Focus whatever window the pointer moves onto.

focus_follows_mouse = false

# Put the pointer in the middle of a window focused from the keyboard, a

# rule or a new map. Bare metal only, a nested pointer belongs to the host.

mouse_follows_focus = false

# A window landing on, or moved to, a tag or output where its tag is empty and

# not in view brings the tag into view there, alongside the tags already shown.

view_tag_on_first_window = true

[decoration]

# Borders sit in the gap around each window, so keep them under half the inner gap.

border = 2

# Corner radius, one number or [top left, top right, bottom right, bottom left].

# Fullscreen windows stay square.

radius = 0

focused = "#88bfd1"

unfocused = "#3b4252"

# A window asking for attention that is not focused.

urgent = "#ebcb8b"

[output]

# Variable refresh rate on outputs that support it, off, on, or fullscreen.

vrr = "fullscreen"

# Per connector. transform, position and scale follow a reload, mode needs a

# replug. transform is normal, 90, 180, 270, flipped, flipped-90, flipped-180 or

# flipped-270. Outputs without a position line up left to right. position is in

# logical pixels, the size of the output divided by its scale. scale is 0.5 to

# 4.0 and is rounded to the nearest 1/120. X11 clients are drawn at scale 1 and

# stretched. The nested backend's window is [output.nested], where only scale

# applies.

# [output.DP-1]

# transform = "90"

# position = [2560, 0]

# mode = "1920x1080@60"

# scale = 1.5

[animation]

enabled = true

# orthogonal moves each window along one axis per phase, direct allows both.

style = "orthogonal"

phase_ms = 160

curve = [0.45, 0.0, 0.2, 1.0]

[idle]

# Seconds without input before every output is switched off, any input

# switches them back on. 0 never blanks. Windows holding an idle inhibitor

# keep the screen on while they are shown.

blank_after = 0

[lid]

# What closing the lid does, suspend, poweroff or ignore. The internal panel

# (eDP, LVDS) switches off whenever the lid is closed and another output is

# connected, and then neither suspend nor poweroff happens. Without a

# handle-lid-switch inhibitor, logind still acts on the lid itself, so set

# HandleLidSwitch=ignore there for ignore to mean anything.

close = "suspend"

[keyboard]

layout = ""

repeat_delay = 200

repeat_rate = 25

[xwayland]

# Which X11 clients may read a Wayland-owned clipboard or primary selection.

# focused allows only the window holding keyboard focus, any allows every X11

# client, which clipboard managers and headless xclip need.

selection_access = "focused"

# libinput settings, bare metal only. Anything left out keeps the device's

# own default, and options a device lacks are skipped. Touchpads are devices

# that can tap, every other pointing device takes [input.pointer].

#

# accel_profile    flat, adaptive or custom

# accel_speed      -1 to 1

# accel_points     the custom profile's curve, pointer speed at 0, accel_step,

# accel_step       2 * accel_step and so on, in device units per millisecond

# natural_scroll, left_handed, tap, tap_drag, tap_drag_lock, dwt (disable

# while typing), middle_emulation   true or false

# scroll_method    none, two-finger, edge or on-button-down

# scroll_button    the evdev code of the on-button-down button, 274 for middle

# click_method     button-areas or clickfinger

# scroll_factor    multiplies scroll distance, applied by monolith

[input.pointer]

[input.touchpad]

# tap = true

# natural_scroll = true

# Per device, by the name `libinput list-devices` shows, over its kind's settings.

# Later entries win.

# [[input.device]]

# name = "Logitech G502"

# accel_profile = "flat"

# accel_speed = -0.3

# Each value is a command in word form, or an argv-style list.

[binds]

"Mod+Return" = "spawn beer"

"Mod+q" = "close"

"Mod+Shift+e" = "quit"

"Mod+Shift+r" = "reload"

"Mod+h" = "focus left"

"Mod+j" = "focus down"

"Mod+k" = "focus up"

"Mod+l" = "focus right"

"Mod+Shift+h" = "move left"

"Mod+Shift+j" = "move down"

"Mod+Shift+k" = "move up"

"Mod+Shift+l" = "move right"

"Mod+Ctrl+h" = "move-container left"

"Mod+Ctrl+j" = "move-container down"

"Mod+Ctrl+k" = "move-container up"

"Mod+Ctrl+l" = "move-container right"

"Mod+m" = "invert-move"

"Mod+Alt+h" = "resize horizontal -0.05"

"Mod+Alt+l" = "resize horizontal 0.05"

"Mod+Alt+k" = "resize vertical -0.05"

"Mod+Alt+j" = "resize vertical 0.05"

"Mod+e" = "expand window"

"Mod+Shift+w" = "expand container"

"Mod+w" = "maximize"

"Mod+o" = "flip"

"Mod+f" = "fullscreen"

"Mod+Shift+space" = "float"

"Mod+s" = "sticky"

"Mod+comma" = "focus-output left"

"Mod+period" = "focus-output right"

"Mod+Shift+comma" = "send-to-output left"

"Mod+Shift+period" = "send-to-output right"

"Mod+grave" = "summon term"

"Mod+Shift+grave" = "scratchpad term"

"Mod+Escape" = "dismiss"

"Mod+1" = "view 1"

"Mod+2" = "view 2"

"Mod+3" = "view 3"

"Mod+4" = "view 4"

"Mod+5" = "view 5"

"Mod+6" = "view 6"

"Mod+7" = "view 7"

"Mod+8" = "view 8"

"Mod+9" = "view 9"

"Mod+Ctrl+1" = "toggle-view 1"

"Mod+Ctrl+2" = "toggle-view 2"

"Mod+Ctrl+3" = "toggle-view 3"

"Mod+Ctrl+4" = "toggle-view 4"

"Mod+Ctrl+5" = "toggle-view 5"

"Mod+Ctrl+6" = "toggle-view 6"

"Mod+Ctrl+7" = "toggle-view 7"

"Mod+Ctrl+8" = "toggle-view 8"

"Mod+Ctrl+9" = "toggle-view 9"

"Mod+Shift+1" = "tag 1"

"Mod+Shift+2" = "tag 2"

"Mod+Shift+3" = "tag 3"

"Mod+Shift+4" = "tag 4"

"Mod+Shift+5" = "tag 5"

"Mod+Shift+6" = "tag 6"

"Mod+Shift+7" = "tag 7"

"Mod+Shift+8" = "tag 8"

"Mod+Shift+9" = "tag 9"

# Every rule matcher given must hit, later rules overriding earlier ones. Rules

# are matched when a window maps and again when its title or app_id changes

# before it has drawn, since many apps only set the real ones after their first

# commit. A pattern that does not compile leaves the rule out.

#

# Matchers, all optional. Patterns are regexes searched anywhere in the text.

#   app_id         the Wayland app_id, or the X11 class

#   title          the current title

#   initial_title  the title the window had when it mapped, which never changes

#   class          the X11 WM_CLASS class, never hits a Wayland window

#   instance       the X11 WM_CLASS instance, never hits a Wayland window

#   xwayland       true for X11 windows, false for Wayland ones

#   dialog         true for a window with a parent or transient, or an X11

#                  dialog, false for any other

#   parent_app_id  the app_id of the window it is a dialog of, never hits a

#                  window without a parent

#

# Placement, fixed when the window maps or when its rules change before it has

# drawn.

#   tag            tag name to open on

#   output         connector name to open on

#   floating       open floating or tiled, whatever the window would be

#   sticky         show on every tag

#   scratchpad     name of the scratchpad to join

#   fullscreen     open fullscreen or not, over what the client asks

#   focus          false keeps the focus where it is when the window maps

#   size           [width, height] of a floating window

#   position       [x, y] of a floating window from its output top left

#   center         true centres a floating window, over position

#   min_size       [width, height] lower bound for floating sizes, 0 for none

#   max_size       [width, height] upper bound for floating sizes, 0 for none

# size, position, center and the bounds only touch windows that float, so

# pair them with floating = true unless the window floats anyway.

#

# Effects, following the latest rules that hit for the window's lifetime.

#   opacity        0.0 to 1.0, multiplies how opaque the window is drawn

#   idle_inhibit   visible keeps the screen on while the window is shown,

#                  fullscreen only while it is also fullscreen

#   vrr            true or false forces adaptive sync on or off for the output

#                  while this window is fullscreen on it

#   tearing        reserved, tearing presentation is not implemented yet

#

# [[rules]]

# app_id = "^pavucontrol$"

# floating = true

# size = [900, 600]

# center = true

#

# [[rules]]

# app_id = "^mpv$"

# idle_inhibit = "fullscreen"

# vrr = true

#

# [[rules]]

# app_id = "^firefox$"

# title = "^Picture-in-Picture$"

# floating = true

# opacity = 0.9

# focus = false