1# Configuration
2
3NeferWL reads `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/neferwl/config` (or `~/.config/neferwl/config`). `neferwl --config <path>` selects another file; `neferwl validate-config [path]` checks one without starting the compositor.
4
5## Format
6
7- One `key = value` per line; `#` starts a comment.
8- Lists are comma-separated; booleans are `on` / `off`.
9- A missing file or key means the default. An invalid line logs a warning and keeps that key's default; the rest of the file still applies. A duplicate key warns and the last one wins.
10- Every key applies live when the file is saved; windows stay open. `startup` and `xwayland` take effect at the next start.
11
12## Keys
13
14| Key | Default | Meaning |
15|---|---|---|
16| `keyboard.layout`, `.variant`, `.options` | empty | xkb names, e.g. `fr`, `caps:escape` |
17| `keyboard.repeat-rate` / `repeat-delay` | `25` / `600` | Key repeat per second / delay in ms |
18| `keyboard.cmd` | `super` | Modifier that `cmd` means in binds: `super`, `alt` or `ctrl` |
19| `terminal` | `$TERMINAL`, or `foot` if unset/empty | Command for automatic requests and `spawn-terminal`; whitespace-separated |
20| `terminal.auto-open` | `first` | `first`: one request for the initial numbered workspace per session; `all`: visible empty workspaces without slots, with retry protection; `off`: none. `--no-terminal` disables automatic requests for this run only |
21| `startup` | none | Command run once at session start; repeat the key for more |
22| `xwayland` | `xwayland-satellite` | X11 support; `off` disables it |
23| `background` | `#111111` | Solid background color |
24| `border.width` | `2` | Lines between visible neighboring tiles and around non-fullscreen floats, in logical pixels; `0` hides them |
25| `floating.dim` | `0.3` | Black veil over tiles and lower layers when a native floating window above the tiles or the stash is visible; opacity 0 to 1 |
26| `stash.width` | `80` | Width of the selected stashed window, over the tiles, in percent of the usable width; 10 to 90 (`80%` works too). The rest is split between both sides, where the neighbors show. Its height is 80% of the usable height |
27| `stash.gap` | `2` | Space between the selected stashed window and its neighbors, in percent of the usable width; 0 to 10. The neighbors show from there to the screen edge: with the defaults, 8% of each. A gap as wide as the side margin hides them |
28| `stash.dim` | `0.5` | Black veil over the stash neighbors, borders included; opacity 0 to 1 |
29| `stash.capture` | `on` | `on`: a window opened while the stash is shown joins its end, selected; `toggle-window-stash` tiles it as a new column. `off`: new windows always tile |
30| `border.active` / `border.inactive` | `#808080` / `#111111` | Colors for focused / other window lines; only the focused output lights up |
31| `layout.gaps` | `0` | Space between windows |
32| `layout.max-columns` | `2` | Columns that share the screen before scrolling |
33| `layout.overflow` | `scroll` | Past the max: `scroll` right, or `fixed` spiral split |
34| `layout.<output>.max-columns`, `.overflow` | layout values | Per-screen layout: connector (`DP-2`) or monitor key |
35| `layout.presets` | `1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 1` | Widths for `cycle-column-width` (scroll overflow) |
36| `touchpad.natural-scroll` | `off` | Content follows the fingers, for two-finger scroll and three-finger swipes (see [Touchpad](#touchpad)) |
37| `touchpad.tap` | `on` | Tap to click: one finger left, two right, three middle |
38| `touchpad.accel-speed` | `0` | Touchpad pointer speed, from `-1` (slowest) to `1` (fastest) |
39| `touchpad.accel-profile` | `adaptive` | `adaptive`: faster finger moves go further; `flat`: constant speed |
40| `touchpad.scroll-factor` | `1` | Multiplies two-finger scroll distance, above `0` up to `10` |
41| `focus.follow-move` | `off` | Follow a column moved to another workspace |
42| `focus.animation` | `pulse` | Focus indicator on a window that keeps the focus for 150 ms: `pulse` (brief rise and fall) or `off`. Skipped for fullscreen windows, the overview and a window focused as it opens |
43| `focus.effect` | `screen` | What the focus indicator draws: `screen` brightens the window slightly, visible on black too. HDR (PQ) client content is not brightened on HDR outputs |
44| `focus.strength` | `0.04` | Peak of the focus effect, `0.01` to `0.2`: black reaches about 10/255 at `0.04` |
45| `workspace.<name>.*` | none | Named workspaces are outside the numbered list; use the overview to show an occupied one, or a `workspace <name>` bind to show it and toggle back |
46| `workspace.<name>.monitor` | focused output | Home monitor: connector (`DP-2`) or monitor key. A `workspace <name>` bind focuses it there. Unset, or while home is absent, the workspace comes to the focused output; it returns home when it reconnects |
47| `workspace.<name>.size` | `inherit` | Logical `WxH` viewport, centered on the monitor; inherits monitor size by default and always keeps its scale |
48| `workspace.<name>.max-columns`, `.overflow` | screen values | Per-workspace layout |
49| `workspace.<name>.column.<N>` | none | Slot: `<width>, <command>` |
50| `output.<name>` | preferred | `WxH`, `WxH@Hz`, `preferred` or `off` |
51| `output.<name>.scale` | `1` | 1 to 4, e.g. `1.5` or `4/3` |
52| `output.<name>.primary` | `off` | Gets focus and pointer at startup |
53| `output.<name>.hdr` | `off` | Turns on HDR10 on capable outputs; otherwise falls back to SDR (reason in the log) |
54| `output.<name>.sdr-brightness` | `203` | How bright SDR desktop content appears in HDR, in nits (80–1000) |
55| `render.direct-scanout` | `on` | Fullscreen buffers straight to the display |
56| `render.tearing` / `render.vrr` | `on` / `on` | Tearing: games in direct scanout. VRR: any fullscreen window covering the output |
57| `render.vrr-flip-gap` | `1ms` | Under VRR, a game frame commits at least this long after the previous flip, so it does not wait for the panel's slowest refresh (0 to 10ms; `0` turns it off) |
58| `performance.realtime` | `on` | Request real-time scheduling for output and input threads |
59| `log.level` / `log.debug` | `info` / empty | Log level / debug components or `all` |
60| `bind.<keys>` | see below | Action for a key combo; `none` removes a default |
61
62## Workspace size
63
64A workspace inherits its monitor size unless `workspace.<name>.size` sets a logical `WxH`. Its viewport is centered, and columns, maximization, floating windows and fullscreen use that real layout size—not scaled overview previews. Oversized dimensions are limited to the monitor; reserved layer zones still reduce usable space. Monitor mode and scale stay unchanged. Omit `size` or use `inherit` to restore the default. Workspace transitions involving a smaller viewport switch without the vertical slide, keeping scrolling columns inside their frame. Fullscreen inside a smaller viewport uses composition rather than output-covering direct scanout, so fullscreen-game VRR/tearing eligibility does not apply.
65
66```ini
67workspace.presentation.size = 1920x1080
68bind.Cmd+p = workspace presentation
69```
70
71## Touchpad
72
73A three-finger swipe follows the fingers and moves one step at most, so a quick swipe never skips a column or a workspace:
74
75- Left or right scrolls the columns (`scroll` overflow) to the next column edge; the focus moves to a column fully on screen.
76- Up or down slides to the next numbered workspace.
77
78The view sticks a little near each step and catches up between them. Past the next step it resists; lift and swipe again to go further. When the fingers lift, a quick swipe goes on to the next step and a slow one settles on the closest.
79
80With `natural-scroll = off`, a swipe left shows the columns to the left and a swipe up shows the workspace above. `natural-scroll = on` moves the content with the fingers, so both are reversed.
81
82Where the view cannot scroll (`fixed` overflow, the stash, a floating or fullscreen window, a named workspace), a quick swipe runs `focus-column-left/right` or `focus-workspace-up/down` when the fingers lift.
83
84Two-finger scroll goes to the window under the pointer with the touchpad's timestamps, so apps with kinetic scrolling keep their inertia.
85
86## HDR
87
88`output.<name>.hdr = on` sends HDR10 (BT.2020, PQ) to displays whose EDID and connector support it. The desktop stays SDR content, shown at `sdr-brightness` nits.
89
90HDR-aware Wayland clients, including games through Vulkan WSI, browsers, and video players, can present HDR through `wp_color_manager_v1` and `wp_color_representation_v1`. Some apps require HDR to be enabled in their own settings. X11 clients stay SDR.
91
92Hardware-decoded video can use NV12 (8-bit) or P010 (10-bit) DMA-BUF subsurfaces with BT.601/709/2020 coefficients, full or limited range, and chroma-location type 0. The Vulkan device must support sampling the format/modifier with per-plane views; planes in one DMA-BUF use one memory import, while separate plane buffers additionally require Vulkan DISJOINT support. Unsupported formats are not offered. Confirm hardware decoding and the advertised DMA-BUF formats when testing an app.
93
94- Fullscreen HDR buffers (10-bit, PQ) go straight to the display unchanged.
95- Windowed and otherwise composed HDR content keeps its full range in a linear fp16 image before PQ output; the display tone-maps it according to its EDID metadata. SDR surfaces are blended in linear light on HDR outputs, so antialiased edges may look slightly different than sRGB-space blending. Dim veils (`floating.dim`, `stash.dim`) darken SDR white as much as on an SDR output; brighter HDR highlights stay a little brighter.
96- Screenshots and capture use opaque 8-bit sRGB. HDR capture applies GPU tone mapping and reduces out-of-sRGB gamut: values below 90% of SDR reference white stay unchanged, while brighter values are compressed to preserve highlight differences (SDR reference white maps to about 245/255 when capturing an HDR output, versus 255/255 on an SDR output). This capture-only transform does not change HDR display output.
97- The display gets the metadata from its own EDID, not the client's MaxCLL/MaxFALL.
98
99HDR requires DRM HDR connector properties, suitable KMS planes, and Vulkan fp16 composition and 10-bit export formats/features. Unsupported capabilities fall back to SDR. NVIDIA is not supported yet (tested status).
100
101## Binds
102
103`bind.<keys> = <action>`. Modifiers: `cmd` (see `keyboard.cmd`), `shift`, `ctrl`, `alt`, `super`.
104
105- Keys are what the active layout prints: `cmd+é` on AZERTY. Write `=`, `#` and space by name: `cmd+equal`, `cmd+numbersign`, `cmd+space`.
106- `code:N` is a physical key (evdev code), the same on every layout: `code:2` to `code:10` are the digit row 1 to 9.
107- Other keys use their xkb keysym name, case-sensitive (`wev` shows it). Media keys have no default bind:
108
109  ```
110  bind.XF86AudioRaiseVolume = spawn wpctl set-volume -l 1.0 @DEFAULT_AUDIO_SINK@ 5%+
111  bind.XF86AudioLowerVolume = spawn wpctl set-volume @DEFAULT_AUDIO_SINK@ 5%-
112  bind.XF86AudioMute = spawn wpctl set-mute @DEFAULT_AUDIO_SINK@ toggle
113  bind.XF86MonBrightnessUp = spawn brightnessctl set +5%
114  bind.XF86MonBrightnessDown = spawn brightnessctl set 5%-
115  ```
116- `none` removes a default bind.
117- `spawn <command>` runs a program without a shell; see [Running commands](desktop.md#running-commands).
118
119### Actions
120
121| Action | Effect |
122|---|---|
123| `spawn <command>` | Run a program |
124| `spawn-terminal` | Run `terminal` |
125| `close-window` | Close the focused window |
126| `toggle-fullscreen` | Fullscreen the focused window. An app that asks for fullscreen in its first second (e.g. a Wine launcher that remembered a monitor-sized window) opens in a column instead; later requests are honoured. Fullscreen is exclusive, whether from this bind or the app: nothing is drawn above it but a surface taking the keyboard (a locker). Bars, notifications and other windows, dialogs included, wait hidden until it leaves; a window opening meanwhile waits hidden too. Fullscreen stays in place: the window keeps its column. Focusing another window of the workspace (`focus-column-left/right`, `focus-window-up/down`, an activation or the overview) leaves fullscreen; the app's own fullscreen requests are then refused until it is focused again. In fixed overflow, an app's own request applies only while it has the focus. A taskbar request brings the window on screen with the focus first |
127| `toggle-window-stash` | Move the focused tile to the end of the workspace's [stash](#stash), shown and selected; on a stashed window, send it back to its former column, width and maximized or expanded state when possible. A native dialog becomes a new tiled column. A fullscreen window must leave fullscreen first |
128| `toggle-floating` | Make the focused tile a [free floating window](#free-floating-windows) at its current size, centred; on a floating window, send it back to its former place in the columns (a native dialog becomes a new column). Does nothing on a stashed or fullscreen window |
129| `toggle-stash-visible` | Hide the stash and give the focus back to the tiles, or show it again with the focus on its selected window. Native dialogs stay as they are. Does nothing under a fullscreen window |
130| `toggle-overview` | Open the [overview](#overview), or close it on the selected window |
131| `maximize-column` | Toggle full usable width for the focused column, preserving gaps and its saved width; in fixed overflow, other columns are hidden until focus moves or it is toggled off. On a window that made itself fullscreen (e.g. a Wine app at monitor size), it first returns the window to its column |
132| `cycle-column-width` | Step through `layout.presets`. In fixed overflow, toggle the focused column to `max-columns - 1` cells in place; the other columns stack on each side in the last cell. One column is expanded at a time |
133| `focus-column-left/right` | Focus the neighbor column; at the edge, the neighbor monitor. In fixed overflow, the neighbor on screen. From a fullscreen window, the neighbor column comes first and fullscreen ends; at the edge it stays |
134| `focus-window-up/down` | Focus in the column; past the edge, the next workspace. In fixed overflow, the column on screen above or below comes first. Up at the top brings back a covering float put behind the columns. From a fullscreen window, a window above or below comes first and fullscreen ends |
135| `move-column-left/right` | Move the focused column |
136| `move-window-up/down` | Move the focused window up or down in its column; focus follows it |
137| `set-column-width <+N%\|-N%>` | Widen or narrow the focused column by N% of the usable width (1-100), between 10% and 100%. The new width stays until changed; `cycle-column-width` then restarts at the first preset. Does nothing in fixed overflow |
138| `set-window-height <+N%\|-N%>` | Give the focused window N% more or less of its column's height; the other rows give or take it in proportion. Each row keeps at least 10%. A window joining or leaving the column resets equal rows. Does nothing past 9 rows |
139| `consume-or-expel-window-left/right` | A lone window joins the neighbor column; a stacked one leaves for a new column |
140| `focus-workspace <N>` / `focus-workspace-up/down` | Show a numbered or neighbor workspace |
141| `workspace <name>` | Toggle a named workspace |
142| `move-column-to-workspace <N>` / `-up/-down` | Move the focused column |
143| `move-window-to-workspace <N>` / `-up/-down` | Move only the focused window |
144| `focus-monitor-left/right` | Focus the neighbor monitor |
145| `move-workspace-to-monitor-left/right` | Move the workspace; it gets a new home |
146| `move-workspace-up/down` | Swap the current numbered workspace with its neighbor; the view follows it. It never passes the empty workspace at the end |
147| `scale-up` / `scale-down` | Zoom the whole display; one second after the last press, the scale is saved to `output.<name>.scale` and a notification confirms it (`notify-send`) |
148| `quit` | Exit NeferWL |
149
150### Stash
151
152Each workspace has a stash: a horizontal strip of windows set aside with `toggle-window-stash`, in the order they arrived. The selected window is centred over the tiles, `stash.width` of the usable width (80% by default) and 80% of its height. Its left and right neighbors sit `stash.gap` beside it and show up to the screen edges, dimmed (`stash.dim`); a click on one selects it. The others wait off screen.
153
154While the stash has the focus, `focus-column-left/right` and the three-finger swipe move through it and stop at its ends; `focus-window-up/down` do nothing. Hide it with `toggle-stash-visible` to get back to the tiles. Scripts see each stashed window's place, and whether the stash is hidden, in the [state file](desktop.md#state-for-scripts).
155
156Native floating windows are not in the stash: they stay centred in the usable output area. A window-sized float that fills that area (within two border widths plus two logical pixels per axis) stays below the columns when you focus a tile; `focus-window-up` at the top of a column raises it again. It does not hide bars or pin focus. Small dialogs and file pickers always stay above the columns; shrinking a float promotes it above them. Real fullscreen remains exclusive.
157
158### Free floating windows
159
160`toggle-floating` lifts the focused tile out of its column into a free floating window. NeferWL sets its size, and it stays where you put it, kept inside the usable area. Its place is relative to the screen, so it keeps it on another workspace or monitor of any size.
161
162On a free floating window, `move-column-left/right` and `move-window-up/down` move it by 50 logical pixels, and `set-column-width`/`set-window-height` resize it by a share of the usable width or height. `toggle-window-stash` stashes it and brings it back floating at the same place. `toggle-floating` returns it to its column.
163
164### Moving windows with the pointer
165
166Hold `cmd` and drag with the left button to move the window under the pointer; drag with the right button to resize a floating window from its bottom-right corner. Apps that drag their own title bar or edges (`xdg_toplevel.move`/`resize`) do the same without `cmd`. The window gets no pointer events while you drag, and `Escape` cancels the drag.
167
168A floating window follows the pointer and becomes a [free floating window](#free-floating-windows). A tile stays in place until you release the button. Until then, a bar or frame in `border.active` color shows where it will land:
169
170- top or bottom quarter of a window: stack it above or below that window;
171- middle of a window: swap the two columns (a window from a stacked column becomes a new column there);
172- in scroll overflow, the gap between two columns: a new column there. Moving the pointer against the left or right edge scrolls the workspace one column at a time.
173
174The drop can be on another monitor; focus follows the window. There, the middle of a window puts it in a new column at that place: only columns of the same workspace swap. A full `fixed` workspace has no room for a new column, so the window stacks in the outlined one.
175
176### Overview
177
178`toggle-overview` shows scaled previews of the current workspace, including over fullscreen windows. Windows keep their size and previews show their last frames. Covering floats and windows hidden behind a maximized column in `fixed` overflow appear as cards: the on-screen item is in front, hidden columns share one spiral-layout card, up to two cards behind peek above it, and passed cards peek below. Neighbor workspaces show dimmed stacks. Each monitor has one vertical overview. A named workspace appears directly below the numbered workspace from which its `workspace <name>` bind was invoked. Invoking it from another numbered workspace updates this placement; browsing the overview does not. Several named workspaces attached to the same numbered workspace follow configuration order, with horizontal rules separating their group from numbered rows. Named-to-named binds reuse the source's numbered attachment. Unattached named workspaces follow the last occupied numbered row, or the first row if all numbered workspaces are empty. The selected workspace stays centred and its immediate neighbors appear above and below; rows and stash previews keep their full width. Empty workspaces are skipped unless currently selected or serving as the invocation anchor of a visible named row. Named workspaces remain outside the numbered list and normal workspace up/down navigation. Smaller floats, such as dialogs, stay hidden. A fullscreen floating window, or any fullscreen window with `fixed` overflow, is its workspace's front card, with the windows it hides behind it; `scroll` overflow keeps its columns selectable in one card. Choosing the fullscreen window keeps it fullscreen; choosing another window leaves fullscreen.
179
180| Key | Action |
181| --- | --- |
182| `h` / `l`, `left` / `right` | Move within a front column-group card; left of its first tile enters the stash. Left on a single-window card sends it behind, or enters the stash when none is behind; right does nothing on a single card. |
183| `k` / `j`, `up` / `down` | Bring the next card above / previous card below to the front, then change workspace at the stack boundary |
184| `return` | Show the selected front card; picking a hidden column moves the maximization to it. Other rows shown keep their focus, maximization and float order |
185| `escape` | Return to the original workspace; every row shown keeps its focus, maximization and float order |
186
187The focus binds (`focus-column-left/right`, `focus-window-up/down`, `cmd+arrows` by default) move the selection like these keys. In the overview, `focus-workspace-up/down` also traverse cards before crossing workspace rows, including named ones.
188
189Each workspace's [stash](#stash), hidden or not, shows as a pile of cards on the left of its row, which stays centred unless it would overlap the pile: its selected window in front, up to three others behind it, dimmed. In the pile, `h` / `l` browse the stash and `l` past its last window returns to the front card. A successful up/down move through the stack leaves the stash and selects the new front card. `return` or a click on a card closes the overview with the stash shown on that window.
190
191A four-finger swipe up opens the overview and a swipe down closes it on the selection, whatever `touchpad.natural-scroll` says. Two-finger scrolling and the mouse wheel move the selection: left and right through the columns, up and down through stack cards before crossing workspaces, following `touchpad.natural-scroll`. A two-finger scroll sideways moves it to the next column after a short distance, then one column per longer distance, and stays on the columns until the fingers lift; up or down it moves one step per scroll, so a card in a stack is easy to pick. The wheel moves one step per notch. A three-finger swipe moves it one step when the fingers lift.
192
193Return or a click on a front tile or peeking card commits it; card changes remain provisional until then. `close-window` targets the selected preview. Move-to-workspace binds (`move-column-to-workspace*`, `move-window-to-workspace*`) move the selected preview at once and keep the overview open; with `focus.follow-move`, the selection follows it. Escape does not undo a move, and the row that received the window keeps it focused. A selected stash card, or a row with no preview, does not move. Other window mutation binds (moving within the row, resizing, maximizing, fullscreen and stash toggles) and moving a workspace to another monitor are disabled while the overview is open. Workspace and monitor navigation, launch and quit binds remain active.
194
195### Default binds
196
197With `keyboard.cmd = alt`, the `cmd+alt+…` binds have the same keys as `cmd+…` and are dropped with a warning; with `keyboard.cmd = ctrl`, so are the `cmd+ctrl+…` ones. Bind those actions to other keys.
198
199| Keys | Action |
200|---|---|
201| `cmd+return` | `spawn-terminal` |
202| `cmd+left` | `focus-column-left` |
203| `cmd+right` | `focus-column-right` |
204| `cmd+up` | `focus-window-up` |
205| `cmd+down` | `focus-window-down` |
206| `cmd+shift+left` | `move-column-left` |
207| `cmd+shift+right` | `move-column-right` |
208| `cmd+h` | `focus-column-left` |
209| `cmd+l` | `focus-column-right` |
210| `cmd+k` | `focus-window-up` |
211| `cmd+j` | `focus-window-down` |
212| `cmd+shift+h` | `move-column-left` |
213| `cmd+shift+l` | `move-column-right` |
214| `cmd+bracketleft` | `consume-or-expel-window-left` |
215| `cmd+bracketright` | `consume-or-expel-window-right` |
216| `cmd+shift+up` / `cmd+shift+k` | `move-window-up` |
217| `cmd+shift+down` / `cmd+shift+j` | `move-window-down` |
218| `cmd+alt+left` / `cmd+alt+h` | `set-column-width -10%` |
219| `cmd+alt+right` / `cmd+alt+l` | `set-column-width +10%` |
220| `cmd+alt+up` / `cmd+alt+k` | `set-window-height -10%` |
221| `cmd+alt+down` / `cmd+alt+j` | `set-window-height +10%` |
222| `cmd+r` | `cycle-column-width` |
223| `cmd+f` | `maximize-column` |
224| `cmd+shift+f` | `toggle-fullscreen` |
225| `cmd+s` | `toggle-stash-visible` |
226| `cmd+shift+s` | `toggle-window-stash` |
227| `cmd+shift+space` | `toggle-floating` |
228| `cmd+o` | `toggle-overview` |
229| `cmd+q` | `close-window` |
230| `ctrl+alt+backspace` | `quit` |
231| `ctrl+cmd+space` | `spawn fuzzel` |
232| `cmd+pageup` | `focus-workspace-up` |
233| `cmd+pagedown` | `focus-workspace-down` |
234| `cmd+shift+pageup` | `move-column-to-workspace-up` |
235| `cmd+shift+pagedown` | `move-column-to-workspace-down` |
236| `cmd+code:2` | `focus-workspace 1` |
237| `cmd+code:3` | `focus-workspace 2` |
238| `cmd+code:4` | `focus-workspace 3` |
239| `cmd+code:5` | `focus-workspace 4` |
240| `cmd+code:6` | `focus-workspace 5` |
241| `cmd+code:7` | `focus-workspace 6` |
242| `cmd+code:8` | `focus-workspace 7` |
243| `cmd+code:9` | `focus-workspace 8` |
244| `cmd+code:10` | `focus-workspace 9` |
245| `cmd+shift+code:2` | `move-column-to-workspace 1` |
246| `cmd+shift+code:3` | `move-column-to-workspace 2` |
247| `cmd+shift+code:4` | `move-column-to-workspace 3` |
248| `cmd+shift+code:5` | `move-column-to-workspace 4` |
249| `cmd+shift+code:6` | `move-column-to-workspace 5` |
250| `cmd+shift+code:7` | `move-column-to-workspace 6` |
251| `cmd+shift+code:8` | `move-column-to-workspace 7` |
252| `cmd+shift+code:9` | `move-column-to-workspace 8` |
253| `cmd+shift+code:10` | `move-column-to-workspace 9` |
254| `cmd+ctrl+left` | `focus-monitor-left` |
255| `cmd+ctrl+right` | `focus-monitor-right` |
256| `cmd+ctrl+h` | `focus-monitor-left` |
257| `cmd+ctrl+l` | `focus-monitor-right` |
258| `cmd+ctrl+shift+left` | `move-workspace-to-monitor-left` |
259| `cmd+ctrl+shift+right` | `move-workspace-to-monitor-right` |
260| `cmd+ctrl+shift+h` | `move-workspace-to-monitor-left` |
261| `cmd+ctrl+shift+l` | `move-workspace-to-monitor-right` |
262| `cmd+ctrl+shift+up` / `cmd+ctrl+shift+k` | `move-workspace-up` |
263| `cmd+ctrl+shift+down` / `cmd+ctrl+shift+j` | `move-workspace-down` |
264| `cmd+code:13` | `scale-up` |
265| `cmd+code:12` | `scale-down` |