Removed some uneeded sections of the cow config.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 55 deletions

diff --git a/.config/cow/cow.conf b/.config/cow/cow.conf
index 76e3a5e..234afaf 100644
--- a/.config/cow/cow.conf
+++ b/.config/cow/cow.conf
@@ -87,14 +87,6 @@ titlebar.squeeze.justify left
 # The colour to use for the background (globally across all outputs).
 set output.colour.background 0x3B05A6
 
-# Titlebar and frame gradients.  Use `none` to return to solid colours.
-#
-# set titlebar.active_gradient HGradient 0x303030 0xC0C0C0
-# set titlebar.inactive_gradient VGradient 0x202020 0x606060
-# set border.active.gradient HGradient 0x404850 0xA0A8B0
-# set border.active.n.gradient HGradient 0x202830 0x90A0B0
-# set container.tab.active_gradient HGradient 0x607080 0xC0CCD0
-
 # Default window decoration (applies to all windows).
 #
 # Note that the colour options are still in hex, but are prefixed with `0x` to
@@ -114,18 +106,6 @@ set output.colour.background 0x3B05A6
 #
 # This would set the all components of the inactive window to grey, and style
 # just the north border as magenta,
-# decor -d global-on-map border.active.n 0xE50000
-# decor -d global-on-map border.active.s 0xC4D30D
-# decor -d global-on-map border.active.e 0xFFA500
-# decor -d global-on-map border.active.w 0x006400
-# decor -d global-on-map border.active.nw 0xFF00FF
-# decor -d global-on-map border.active.ne 0xFF00FF
-# decor -d global-on-map border.active.sw 0xFF00FF
-# decor -d global-on-map border.active.se 0xFF00FF
-# decor -d global-on-map border.inactive 0xCDC9C9
-# decor -d global-on-map titlebar.active_colour 0x83a598  # 3434E0
-# decor -d global-on-map titlebar.fg_active 0xFFFFFF
-# decor -d global-on-map titlebar.inactive_colour 0xCDC9C9
 
 decor -d global-on-map border.style fvwm
 decor -d global-on-map border.active.image none
@@ -148,21 +128,6 @@ rule -g -Ton-map -nglobal-on-map decor -a global-on-map
 # decor -d cowiconman-chrome titlebar.enabled false
 # rule -g -Ton-map -ncowiconman-chrome -s %cowiconman decor -a cowiconman-chrome
 
-# Per-desk override example, here windows on desks 1 and 2 have a different
-# style compared to the global rule '*', above.  on-desk re-fires whenever
-# a desk becomes current (or a view maps onto it), and the rule subsystem
-# fans the body out across every view currently on the matching desk.
-# `-t :1` means "any output, desk 1"; the second colon syntax used previously
-# (`::1`) is now rejected as malformed.
-# decor -d per-1 titlebar.active_colour 0xFF8C00
-# decor -d per-1 titlebar.active_gradient none
-# decor -d per-1 titlebar.inactive_colour 0xB28E4C
-# decor -d per-1 border.inactive 0xB28E4C
-# decor -d per-2 titlebar.active_colour 0xFFD700
-# decor -d per-2 titlebar.active_gradient none
-#rule -T on-desk -t :1 -n per-1 decor -a per-1
-#rule -T on-desk -t :2 -n per-2 decor -a per-2
-
 # The restart rule allows for general cleanup.  The `exec` command will always
 # run in this config on (re)start, so not doing things such as killing conky
 # or waybar will mean more than one instance will run.
@@ -389,26 +354,6 @@ bind LS+Tab  window-container -p
 bind LC+Tab  window-container -N
 bind LCS+Tab window-container -P
 
-# Page navigation (only useful when desktop_size > 1x1).  The `scroll`
-# command subsumes the old `page` command: it pans the desk viewport
-# by whole pages (with -d / -n / -P) or by arbitrary sub-page offsets
-# (a bare "H V" percentage, "-p H V" pixels, or an interactive
-# "-r" drag bound to a mouse button).  See `list-commands` for the
-# full surface.
-#
-# Super+Ctrl+Right/Left/Down/Up: jump one page in that direction
-#bind LC+Right  scroll -d right
-#bind LC+Left   scroll -d left
-#bind LC+Down   scroll -d down
-#bind LC+Up     scroll -d up
-
-# Super+Ctrl+n / Super+Ctrl+p: next / previous page (with wrap)
-#bind LC+n  scroll -n
-#bind LC+p  scroll -P
-
-# Ctrl+Meta+Button1: grab and drag the desk viewport
-#mouse CM+Left scroll -r
-
 # Rules
 
 # Make mpv appear on top and become sticky