Added -d and -D flags to generate a default I38 setup. -D also creates the .xinitrc and .xprofiles. This is basically a silent mode with no prompts and uses the items it finds with other sane defaults, e.g. alt+escape for RP mode and control+escape for personal mode.
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@@ -111,11 +111,15 @@ You can apply the same configuration to GTK2 apps. Create or edit ~/.gtkrc-2.0
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## Usage:
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- With no arguments, create the i3 configuration.
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- -d: Generate the default I38 configuration without prompting.
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- -D: Generate the default I38 configuration plus ~/.xinitrc and ~/.xprofile without prompting.
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- -h: Help screen.
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- -u: Copy over the latest version of scripts.
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- -x: Generate ~/.xinitrc and ~/.xprofile.
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- -X: Generate ~/.xprofile only.
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Default configuration mode uses I38Lock when it is installed and supported by the screen-reader setup. In that case I38 locks on startup and autolocks after 5 minutes when `xprintidle` is available.
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## Dependency Helpers
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Distro-specific dependency helpers live in `extra/`. On Arch Linux, run:
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