# fluxLauncher configuration
# Install to: ~/.config/fluxLauncher/config
#
# All options are shown with their default values.
# Uncomment and modify as needed.

# Window size in pixels: 64, 96, or 128
#size = 96

# Color theme (e.g. zenburn)
#theme =

# Main color as R,G,B (0-255)
#color = 0,255,0

# Dim/placeholder color as R,G,B (0-255)
#dim_color = 0,200,0

# Button commands. Layout adapts to how many are set: 1 fills the tile,
# 2 = left | right halves, 3 = [1][2] over [3], 4 = [1][2] / [3][4].
# Commands are run via "sh -c" and inherit the desktop session
# environment, so they work exactly like any other launcher.
#
# Just a program name (found in $PATH):
#   command1 = firefox
#
# Full path:
#   command1 = /usr/bin/firefox
#
# With arguments:
#   command1 = firefox --private-window
#   command1 = firefox https://example.com
#
# Launch a .desktop file by name (uses your default applications):
#   command1 = gtk-launch firefox.desktop
#   command1 = gtk-launch org.gnome.Nautilus.desktop
#
# Use xdg-open to open a file/URL with the default handler:
#   command1 = xdg-open https://example.com
#   command1 = xdg-open ~/Documents
#
# Compose an email with the default mail client:
#   command1 = xdg-email user@example.com
#
#command1 = firefox
#command2 = kitty
#command3 = thunar
#command4 = gimp

# Icon overrides (auto-discovered from XDG icon dirs if omitted)
#icon1 =
#icon2 =
#icon3 =
#icon4 =

# Per-button middle/right click commands
#middle1 =
#right1 =

# Global middle click fallback (default: reload config)
#middle_click =

# Show extra informational messages
#verbose = false

# Suppress all non-error output
#quiet = false

# Fork to background on startup
background = true
