Features

This list contains all of the features not included in the default XMonad experience. Key sequences are modal with M representing your left super, S- means shift plus the following button and C- is control plus whatever follows it

Feature	Description	Access
EWMH	Simpler control over X	always on
Dynamic Projects	Each workspace is a 'project' with default applications launched on entry if empty	always on
Easy theming	Nominate your 16 base colours and preferred fonts and they appear everywhere	always on
Modal keybindings	Vim style keybind sequences	always on
Tabbed layout	For when you want lots of containers on one workspace and clickable tabs	always on
Custom event hooks	FIFO for easy piping of event text to outside applications	always on
Media keys	Using media keys via playerctl	always on
Maximise on single window	Inspired by the i3-gaps treatment where gaps don't appear for single windows, this applies to all non-float layouts	always on
Named Scratchpad	Pop over terminal similar to quake/yakuake	M `
Go-to window	X.A.WindowBringer - go to windows dmenu prompt for quick jumping between workspaces	M w g or click on workspaces on polybar
Bring window	As above, but this time brings a window to your current workspace	M w b
Search selected	Launch a web search for the currently selected text*	M / s <search option>
Search prompt	Launch a dmenu prompt to launch a web search*	M / p <search option>
Toggling DPMS	Polybar clickable icon to toggle xset +-dpms and xset s on/off	click on dot in right 'tray' of polybar
Lock screen	Provided by i3lock-color & used in lock and suspend	M q l or lock in polybar
Dedicated floating window workspace	A workspace where all windows float (workspace 8 by default)	M 8
Navigation2D	Swap windows on workspaces, go to windows and go to screens with keyboard shortcuts	M { ,S-,C-} <arrow keys>
XMonad prompt	Prompt to run lesser used xmonad actions	M / /

• Search options
  • g: duckduckgo
  • h: hoogle
  • w: wikipedia