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How things work | What you can do
Here I would like to present you some feature without you having to find out the hard way.
I will go over every widget, module and other stuff that you can do.
The audio widget can be clicked to reveal an audio device selector. There you can also change the volume for your microphone or headphones
The battery widget can be clicked to open the xfce4-power-manager-settings. You can replace it to open whatever you'd like
The Bluetooth widget can be clicked to activate/deactivate bluetooth. Later you will get a different menu like in the audio widget.
Nothing
Nothing for now, maybe I can add some options for Intel CPU's
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For now nothing, might implement switching onboard GPU modes for laptops.
Clicking opens a menu with every layout you specified in the user_variables. You can also do MOD+SPACE
Left click cycles trough the widget and right click reverse cycles it.
The Network widget will open the gnome-control-center network options As with the audio widget there will be a menu for selecting modes and wifi stations etc.
Clicking it opens the session options. If you want to close it do a right click or hit esc.
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You can click the applications to open/focus them or right click to get their context menu
Left click changes a tag, left clicking a tag on another screen with a focused client moves it over. Scrolling on the desktop changes the tag
Left click focuses a window, right click kills it
Automatically opens when the backlight keys are used, has no other function
This is what the Power widget opens. If you want to close it do a right click or hit esc.
You can drag the titlebar as normal and right clicking it allows you to resize the window.
This is what the volume widget opens.
Just like the Brightness OSD, automatically opens.