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Adding window decorators (toggleable) can make things much more user friendly!
For this we need to see if qtile supports it; if not, we might need to extend our qtile base source to allow this.

EDIT:
the file bar.py looks like a good beginning.
This is the same bar that's used for the panel, by definition is a container of widgets.

Thus, making three widgets: Minimize, Maximize and Exit + extending bar to follow window's size and position on update can solve the issue.

As we migrated from travis-ci.org to travis-ci.com we need to update the badge.
Simple as that

Running the widget as my local account does not work on the pther hand does work with root.
replicable when ./scripts/xephyr
vs sudo ./scripts/xephyr

add in setup.py, setup.cfg checks for jannit.
add script for installing jannit

Xeypher isn't working right now.
Branch fix/xeypher should do the trick.

Right now it is hard to lineup windows and make them full screen.

• Make windows snap to other window corners (on move)
• Make windows snap to 1/2 and full (on corner resize)

Making a nice static page for lavinder based on github's page feature.

As of now we wrote lavinder as a config so the code turned out functional.
We'd like to turn the config more OOP.

Important examples:

• no more globals
• event handler class
• window management class
• front end ui / panels class

Right now lavinder is a config for qtile, but at some point we'll want to make it a single core.
For this and for ease of use we'll need a config for lavinder (right now simply a config for the config).

This should include keybinding config (say keybinding.py) and styling (style.py).

Add a getting started page on the wiki for Lavinder.

Right now tests are working with xeypher and seem to assume default config.
We'll have to fix these so that travis checks are relavant.

First resolve #12

Ctrl + drag down-right is the only way to open the menu.
Dragging up and to the left should also work.

Not relelvant