docs: Add comprehensive GlazeWM usage guide with Vim-style keybindings#7
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docs: Add comprehensive GlazeWM usage guide with Vim-style keybindings#7oldregime wants to merge 1 commit intoSleepyCatHey:mainfrom
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any update? |
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i agree this guide should get added! |
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First off, absolutely loving this setup — the GlazeWM config is chef's kiss . The Vim-style HJKL bindings are exactly what I was looking for, and after spending some time with it, I finally got the muscle memory down.
So I figured, why not give back?
This PR adds a comprehensive usage guide that covers everything I learned while mastering this config:
Basically the guide I wish I had when I first started using this. Hope it helps others get up to speed faster!