rc.example

# this is an example of an sss rc file, these can either be placed
# `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/sss/rc` or `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/sss/rc.d/`
#
# the first being an rc file, the latter of which being a folder that
# contains rc files, they'll be all be run in alphanumeric order
#
# an rc file is actually just a shell script, where `bind` is a function
# from sss that binds keys. the first argument is the key sequence, the
# second is the command to run.
#
# meaning: `bind "Control_L+A" "xdg-open https://ooo.eeeee.ooo"`
# will bind left Ctrl+A to likely open the website in your browser
#
# key names are taken from the first key name in `xmodmap -pke` for all
# the keys in the keymap, only difference is that it's case insensitive
#
# you can also use `sss --show-key` and it'll print out the currently
# held/active keys in the correct format. the order of the keys in a key
# sequence dont matter, and the one that's printed is just
# alphanumerically sorted

# go to next/previous desktop/workspace
bind "Control_L+Alt_L+Left" "xdotool set_desktop --relative -- -1"
bind "Control_L+Alt_L+Right" "xdotool set_desktop --relative 1"

# toggle fullscreen on active window
bind "Alt_L+F11" "wmctrl -r :ACTIVE: -b toggle,fullscreen"