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This looks promising
https://github.com/Leinnan/lwa-hot-corners
4x less memory consumption than bl-hotcorners
"Pretty simple hot corners implementation for X server written in modern C++"
Not sure about the mem use, but the cpu usage is about the same as bl-hotcorners, and a C++ program is likely to be more efficient than a python script.
It polls the mouse position every 60ms, which is a bit wasteful to my taste, but this can be changed before compiling, by editing src/Manager.h (line#22), in the extracted directory (I used 300):
const int UPDATE_INTERVAL_IN_MS = 60;
cd to lwa-hot-corners-master/, and if you want to install in $HOME/bin, do
export DESTDIR=''
PREFIX="$HOME" make
PREFIX="$HOME" make install
Create a config file, such as .config/lwa-hotcornersrc, like this:
top_left_command=gmrun
top_right_command=
bottom_left_command=
bottom_right_command=
hold_duration=500
disable_on_fullscreen=false
To run it at login, add this command to your autostart
lwa-hot-corners ~/.config/lwa-hotcornersrc &
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Hi! I am author of the program.
I've updated repository.
Changes:
- by default logs are disabled
- disable calls with empty command
- change default update interval in order to make update less often
- allow to change interval via config(update_interval=value in ms)
Please feel free to provide more feedback!
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