Glad that I found this! Looks to be an excellent Lisp language project that can do a lot of the things that I was looking for. https://fennel-lang.org/ Follow or message me on the Fediverse: https://distrotoot.com/@retroedgetech My website post featured in this video: https://retroedge.tech/microblog/lisp-retro/ My RSS Feed: https://retroedge.tech/index.xml

In this video, I show the default desktop environment that comes with LMDE4, the Cinnamon desktop environment. I also show the bspwm Tiling Window Manager (which does not come with LMDE4, but can easily be download). If you have questions about the bspwm tiling window manager, please watch some of my other videos on that topic. https://retroedge.tech/ I also mention OldTechBloke in this video. It was in his videos about setting up OpenBox that he talked about the program "arandr". From that, I did some further digging and found "lxrandr" and have been using that to change screen resolution. In this video, I show how to use "xrandr" from the command line to change the screen resolution. I learned how to do that from Derek's DistroTube channel.

Update: problem explained and successful work around in the comments. --- So I guess I don't understand how the configuration of hotkeys in the Alacritty terminal emulator works. I have a conflict with my sxhkd hotkeys that causes an insertion of a character, which causes some problems when switching into a workspace that has the Alacritty teminal in focus.

I've been looking for a terminal emulator to deploy (in place of gnome-terminal) in my bspWM bootstrapping script. I found Alacritty by watching one of DistroTube's videos: https://lbry.tv/@DistroTube:2/switching-to-the-alacritty-terminal:3 From what I saw in that video, I believe that it is exactly what I've been looking for. Thanks for your comments and tips! https://retroedge.tech/