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*lead* provides hot-corners for your desktop, notably for openbox, awesome, i3 and other window managers.
> Despite the screenshot, the sensors are only 1px in size and invisible.
### Features
- hot corners: sensors in the corners of the screen
- hot sides: sensors on center/middle edge of the screen
- freely configurable action for each sensor
- each screen is individually configurable
# Get it
- clone the repository with `$ git clone https://github.com/mlde/lead`
**or**
- download as zip and extract it
# Build it
*lead* uses [clang](http://clang.llvm.org/) as compiler, [g++](https://gcc.gnu.org/) as linker and [ninja](https://github.com/ninja-build/ninja) as build-tool.
To build *lead* open a terminal in the root folder of the repository and:
$ ninja
### Dependencies
- Qt5Widgets
- Qt5Gui
- Qt5Core
### Build
A build `mlde-lead` is provided in `data/usr/bin/mlde-lead`. It was build on my arch64 system.
# Install it
To install *lead* open a terminal in the root folder of the repository and:
$ sudo ninja install
# Configure it
On the first run lead will look into these dirs for a conf-file. The first one found will be used.
~/.config/mlde/lead.conf
/etc/xdg/mlde/lead.conf
If none of these exists, it will create `~/.config/mlde/lead.conf` with default values for each screen, ie:
[eDP1]
bottom=
bottomLeft=
bottomRight=
left=
right=
top=
topLeft=
topRight=
To enable a action for a sensor, simply add a command to the corner or side:
[eDP1]
bottom=
bottomLeft=chromium
bottomRight=thunar
left=
right=
top=
topLeft=mlde-californium toggle
topRight=skippy-xd
Used config-files and theme-files are monitored and changes are applied automatically.
# Use it
*lead* provides the binary `mlde-lead` which creates sensors for each configured corner or side.
Start *lead* as background process:
$ mlde-lead &
# Uninstall it
To uninstall *lead* open a terminal in the root folder of the repository and:
$ sudo ninja uninstall
# Drawbacks
I didnt want to poll the mouse, so i created sensors which works with events. The sensors are transparent, but need a running compositor like compton for that. Without a compositor, they are black.
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