Dropdown terminal + math not working (atleast on my side) about voidrice

[LukeSmithxyz]

Did you install my dotfiles manually or via LARBS?

Do you have the ~/.scripts/ directory in your $PATH variable?

Try running tmuxinit manually in a terminal.

[yurisuki]

well, I installed larbs on fresh arch installation.

yes, I do have ~/.scripts in my $path variable.

tmuxinit output:
-bash: clear: příkaz nenalezen (command was not found) // I think that's an issue in my i3 config
but tmuxinit works.

but still, pressing $mod+u won't do anything at all.

edit: that clear error smh.. well that line is same as in your i3 conf
edit2: sometimes tmuxinit doesn't work for me. this is the output:
no sessions /home/yuri/.scripts/tmuxinit: řádek 4: $'tmux\r': příkaz nenalezen
kinda weird. the tmuxinit file is same as yours. tmux itself works well.

[LukeSmithxyz]

The command clear isn't found on your instance of bash? Something weird is going on... Are you using some unique version of bash or something?

I'm not exactly sure what's causing this not to work, but I'll explain the specifics if you can intuit what the problem is for you. When i3 starts the first time, it spawns a terminal labelled dropdown which will run the tmuxinit command (due to i3's wonkiness, this has to be a separate script).

All tmuxinit does is attempt to connect to an existing tmux session, and if impossible, starts a new tmux session. Note that this window is only spawned with you first start i3, not when you refresh or press mod+u, so if you want to troubleshoot it, be sure to exit i3 and restart to do so. Note that all of this is true of the math window too, with the dropdowncalc script, it attempts to start R if you have it, otherwise python.

What seems to be happening is that neither of these scripts run properly, and thus the windows spawn and immediately die. This is why I ask if you're using a different version of bash. Hypothetically, I could imagine language interfering with this as well. You might want to try switching to English, rebooting and seeing what happens, but that's just me grasping at straws.

[yurisuki]

Oh god. I'm using normal Bash included with Arch Linux.
Clear itself works in the terminal so I don't know. I will try zsh.

[yurisuki]

This doesn't work. But I reinstalled Arch because I have got a new drive. And I can confirm that dropdown doesn't work on clean Arch install with Larbs. Firstly tmuxinit wasn't set as an alias so I did. And it doesn't work. Now I believe that it's an issue with your config. Tmux itself works. Tmuxinit works too. Pressing $mod + u or a just doesn't work.