Consider this alpha-quality: While it works, *everything* is subject to change with a moments notice. You may end up pulling in the latest changes, and *poof*, wldash suddenly turns into an artisan espresso machine.
3. Put somewhere: `cp target/release/wldash /usr/local/bin/wldash`
4. Run: `wldash`
## How to use launcher
Assuming https://github.com/kennylevinsen/dot-desktop is installed: `eval "$(dot-desktop "$(dot-desktop | wldash)")"`
wldash simply takes a new-line separated list of strings, and returns the selection. dot-desktop generates this list, and afterwards processes the selection to return the proper instantiation string. Eval then executes it.
Works like bemenu: pipe a list into wldash, and it will print out the selection made. Use https://github.com/kennylevinsen/dot-desktop if you want to launch using desktop files.
## Notable missing features:
- Scaling of any kind - all sizes are currently hardcoded in pixels