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I3 Window Manager - ansible role
=========================================
Install and deploy a basic configuration of [I3 Window Manager](https://i3wm.org/) via ansible.
Optionally configure your resolution, which applications will be bound to which screen and what will be included in the autostart.
If you want to use wayland instead of xorg, think about using [sway](https://swaywm.org/) as window manager. The corresponding ansible is located on [github.com/roles-ansible/role-sway](https://github.com/roles-ansible/role-sway.git).
### Get it directly from Ansible Galaxy
```bash
$ ansible-galaxy install l3d.i3wm
```
Role Variables
--------------
For a good overview about possible variables, please have a look into ``defaults/main.yml``.
## Example Usage
```yaml
- name: install i3wm on localhost
hosts: localhost
vars_files:
- vars/main.yml
roles:
- {role: l3d.i3wm, tags[i3, i3wm]}
```
*`vars/main.yml`*
```yaml
# User List for i3wm config
i3wm_user_list:
- 'alice'
- 'bob'
# background image
i3_desktop_background: "~/Bilder/wallpaper.jpg"
# you want additional keybindings?
i3_keybindings_extra:
- keybinding:
name: Volume (mute/unmute)
key: $mod+F12
exec: --no-startup-id amixer sset Master toggle
- keybinding:
name: Volue (default)
key: $mod+Shift+F12
exec: --no-startup-id amixer sset Master 40%
# how your monitors are configured
i3_monitors:
- monitor:
id: 1
output: "HDMI-A-0"
mode: "1920x1080"
pos: "0x0"
rotate: "normal"
workspaces: [0,1,2,3,4,5,6]
- monitor:
id: 2
output: "DisplayPort-0"
mode: "1920x1080"
pos: "1920x0"
rotate: "normal"
workspaces: [7,8,9]
# startup applications
i3_applications:
- application:
class: "Firefox"
name: "firefox"
workspace: 1
on_startup: false
- application:
class: "Code"
name: "code"
workspace: 7
on_startup: true
# lock your screen after 3 hours
enable_lock_after_time: true
```