Tab wrapper for urxt
Project description
URxvt terminals with gtk 3 tabs. Tabs are implemented by embedding URxvt in a gtk notebook container, using pygobject as an interface to gtk. URxvt does provide a rudimentary default gtk tabs implementation using perl, but with limited features (e.g. no tab dragging or tab closing).
Features
Tab name editing (double click).
Tab closing, drag & drop.
Inherits tab titles set by shells.
Customizable keyboard shortcuts.
Installation and Use
Dependencies
python-gobject
python3-xlib
Installing Dependencies
Arch Linux:
sudo pacman -S python-gobject
sudo yaourt -S python3-xlib
Other Linux systems:
Install python-gobject using your favorite package manager
pip3 install python3-xlib
Installing URxvt Tabbed
git clone git@github.com:simonzack/urxvt-tabbed.git
cd urxvt-tabbed
./bin/urxvt-tabbed
Configuration
The configuration is read from ~/.urxvt_tabbed/urxvt_tabbed.conf, which uses the ini format:
[section]
foo = bar[ui]
font: font description used for UI, e.g. Monospace, Inconsolata 12 or Envy Code R italic 16. Defaults come from gtk.
[general]
close_last_tab: One of new, close, blank
[keymap]
prev_tab: Previous tab, defaults to Control + Page_Up
next_tab: Next tab, defaults to Control + Page_Down
move_tab_prev: Move tab left, defaults to Control + Shift + Page_Up
move_tab_next: Move tab right, defaults to Control + Shift + Page_Down
new_tab: New tab, defaults to Control + Shift + T
close_tab: Close tab, defaults to Control + F4
Screenshots
Contributing
If you find any bugs or have any feature requests, please open an issue. I’m happy to accept any pull requests.
License
Licensed under GPLv3.
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