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Ivan Molodetskikh
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wiki/Configuration:-Debug-Options.md
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### `force-pipewire-invalid-modifier`
<sup>Since: next release</sup>
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup>
Forces PipeWire screencasting to use the invalid modifier, even when DRM offers more modifiers.
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### `strict-new-window-focus-policy`
<sup>Since: next release</sup>
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup>
Disables heuristic automatic focusing for new windows.
Only windows that activate themselves with a valid xdg-activation token will be focused.
wiki/Configuration:-Key-Bindings.md
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### Mouse Click Bindings
<sup>Since: next release</sup>
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup>
You can bind mouse clicks using the following syntax.
wiki/Configuration:-Layer-Rules.md
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### Overview
<sup>Since: next release</sup>
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup>
Layer rules let you adjust behavior for individual layer-shell surfaces.
They have `match` and `exclude` directives that control which layer-shell surfaces the rule should apply to, and a number of properties that you can set.
wiki/Configuration:-Layout.md
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### `empty-workspace-above-first`
<sup>Since: next release</sup>
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup>
If set, niri will always add an empty workspace at the very start, in addition to the empty workspace at the very end.
wiki/Configuration:-Window-Rules.md
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Contrary to `is-active`, there is always one `is-active-in-column` window in each column.
It is the window that was last focused in the column, i.e. the one that will gain focus if this column is focused.
<sup>Since: next release</sup> This rule will match `true` during the initial window opening.
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup> This rule will match `true` during the initial window opening.
```kdl
window-rule {
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#### `is-floating`
<sup>Since: next release</sup>
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup>
Can be `true` or `false`.
Matches floating windows.
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#### `default-window-height`
<sup>Since: next release</sup>
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup>
Set the default height for the new window.
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#### `open-floating`
<sup>Since: next release</sup>
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup>
Make the window open in the floating layout.
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#### `open-focused`
<sup>Since: next release</sup>
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup>
Set this to `false` to prevent this window from being automatically focused upon opening.
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#### `default-floating-position`
<sup>Since: next release</sup>
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup>
Set the initial position for this window when it opens on, or moves to the floating layout.
wiki/Floating-Windows.md
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### Overview
<sup>Since: next release</sup>
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup>
Floating windows in niri always show on top of the tiled windows.
The floating layout does not scroll.
wiki/Gestures.md
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You can customize the look of the window insertion preview in the `insert-hint` [layout config](./Configuration:-Layout.md) section.
<sup>Since: next release</sup> Right click while moving to toggle between floating and tiling layout to put the window into.
<sup>Since: 25.01</sup> Right click while moving to toggle between floating and tiling layout to put the window into.
#### Interactive Resize