yes https://www.angora.pet/blog no https://www.angora.pet/blog/2026-07-24-mmap-guard-pages/index.html 2026-07-24 https://www.angora.pet/blog/2026-06-25-guess-ill-do-it-myself/index.html 2026-06-25 https://www.angora.pet/blog/2024-07-21-occ4-day9/index.html 2024-07-21 https://www.angora.pet/blog/2024-07-20-occ4-day8/index.html 2024-07-20 https://www.angora.pet/blog/2024-07-18-occ4-day6/index.html 2024-07-18 https://www.angora.pet/blog/2024-07-16-occ4-day4/index.html 2024-07-16 https://www.angora.pet/blog/2024-07-14-occ4-day2/index.html 2024-07-14 https://www.angora.pet/blog/2024-07-14-occ4-day1/index.html 2024-07-14 https://www.angora.pet/blog/2024-07-12-occ4-day0/index.html 2024-07-12 https://www.angora.pet/blog/2023-10-03-sticky-tiling-windows-in-bspwm/index.html "${dir}/${wid}" done bspc desktop -f "$1" bspc query -N -n '.local.leaf.!hidden.sticky' | while read -r wid; do dir="$HOME/run/bspsticky/$(bspc query -D -d focused)" [ "$(bsp_countwindows)" = 1 ] && break stdir="${dir}/${wid}" if [ -s "$stdir" ]; then rece="$(cat "$stdir")" bspc node "$wid" -n "$rece" rm "$stdir" fi done # remove hidden window's receptacles. sucks but better than the alternative while bspc node 'any.local.leaf.!window' -k; do :; done The script is a wrapper around `desktop -f`, and can be used by replacing instances of `bspc desktop -f` with `bsp_movedesk` in your `sxhkd` config. It works by reading and writing to a special directory (on my machine `$HOME/run/bspsticky`, kept inside a ramdisk), which contains directories named with a desktop's ID. These directories contain files named for a sticky node's ID, and contain the ID of a receptacle which the window should be moved to if that desktop is focused. These receptacles are placed before the focused desktop changes if there are multiple windows open (because doing this when the sticky window is the only open window is unnecessary.) This is the `bsp_countwindows` script: #!/bin/sh bspc query -N -n '.window.!hidden' -d | wc -l There are definitely improvements that could be made here, but It Works. the end. --- here's a completely unrelated script, which swaps a window's parent to its sibling, in case you want that: #!/bin/sh # move focused window to sibling set -e # possibly causes a race condition if focused changes during script? focused=$(bspc query -N -n) if [ "$1" = "2" ]; then bspc node -f @parent/parent/brother else bspc node -f @parent/brother fi bspc node -i bspc node $focused -n $(bspc query -N -n .local.leaf.!window) bspc node $focused -f ]]> 2023-10-03 https://www.angora.pet/blog/2023-09-30-computing-dystopia-part-1/index.html 2023-09-30