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Keybindings Errors

In qtile every layout has its own set of functions. And if you use a function when not in a layout that supports that function, it generates an error. You can fix this by adding a .when([**listoflayouts]) to the keybindings.
Adding a PR to fix this

init functions in qtile/config.py

Sorry. Not really an issue. Just a curiosity. I don't know how else to ask a question on GitHub.
I'm studying programming and wondering why the init functions in the qtile/config.py. For example, the init_colors():

def init_colors():
    return [["#2F343F", "#2F343F"], # color 0
            ["#2F343F", "#2F343F"], # color 1
            ["#c0c5ce", "#c0c5ce"], # color 2
            ["#fba922", "#fba922"], # color 3
            ["#3384d0", "#3384d0"], # color 4
            ["#f3f4f5", "#f3f4f5"], # color 5
            ["#cd1f3f", "#cd1f3f"], # color 6
            ["#62FF00", "#62FF00"], # color 7
            ["#6790eb", "#6790eb"], # color 8
            ["#a9a9a9", "#a9a9a9"]] # color 9


colors = init_colors()

Why not just define the list directly like, colors = [...]
I guess the question is if there is some logic behind it or if it's just a style decision.
I'm only asking because I'm learning programming and I've never seen this before.

Is Dual Battery system supported ?

Hi,

First, sorry if this is not the right place to ask.

Thanks for the detailed config for Qtile, the work you guys have done is amazing.
I noticed thanks to DistroTube that there is a Qtile ISO of ArcoLinux on one of his videos.
Im on vanilla Arch for now so before i do a clean install of ArcoLinux Qtile, wanted to ask a question as i am relatively new to Python and just started learning:

I have a Lenovo ThinkPad T460s which has two batteries, i have 2 battery widgets (one per each battery), this consumes space on my menu bar and is kind of messy. is it possible to have a single widget on the menu bar to report the percentage of the batteries combined (percentage left from both batteries into one battery bar) like all Desktop Environments and Windows does.
Is this feature already implemented or it needs additional work ?

Thanks in advance !

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