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NAME
rofi - A window switcher, application launcher, ssh dialog, dmenu replace-
ment and more

SYNOPSIS
rofi [ -show mode ]|[ -dmenu ]|[ -e msg ] CONFIGURATION

DESCRIPTION
rofi is an X11 pop-up window switcher, run dialog, dmenu replacement, and
more. It focuses on being fast to use and have minimal distraction. It
supports keyboard and mouse navigation, type to filter, tokenized search
and more.

USAGE
rofi's main functionality is to assist in your workflow, allowing you to
quickly switch between windows, start applications or log into a remote ma-
chine via ssh. There are different modes for different types of actions.
rofi is a standalone application and should not be integrated into scripts.
For integration into scripts it has a special mode that functions as a
(drop-in) replacement for dmenu(1). See emulating dmenu below.

Running rofi
To launch rofi directly in a certain mode, specify a mode with rofi -show
<mode>. To show the drun dialog:

rofi -show drun

A useful setup in minimalistic window managers is to combine drun, run with
window mode:

rofi -show combi -modes combi -combi-modes "window,drun,run"

In this setup it first list all open applications, then all installed ap-
plications. So if you type firefox and hit return, it will switch to the
running firefox, or launch it when it is not running.

Emulating dmenu
rofi can emulate dmenu(1) (a dynamic menu for X11) when launched with the
-dmenu flag.

For more information see rofi-dmenu(5).

Display Error message
rofi error dialog can also be called from the command line.

rofi -e "my message"

Markup support can be enabled, see CONFIGURATION options.

CONFIGURATION
There are currently three methods of setting configuration options (evalu-
ated in order below):

* System configuration file (for example /etc/rofi.rasi). It first checks
XDG_CONFIG_DIRS, and then SYSCONFDIR (that is passed at compile time).
It loads the first config file it finds, it does not merge multiple sys-
tem configuration files.

* Rasi theme file: The new theme format can be used to set configuration
values.

* Command-line options: Arguments passed to rofi.

To get a template config file, run: rofi -dump-config > config.rasi

This will contain (commented) all current configuration options, modified
options are uncommented.

To get a template config file that sets the icon-theme run: rofi
-icon-theme hicolor -dump-config.

It is strongly recommended to use this as a starting point for your config-
uration.

An empty configuration section in the config file looks like:

configuration {
// set config options here
}

Most of the configuration options mentioned below (beside options like
-show, -dump-config that apply to a single run) can be set here.

For example to set the dpi value to 72:

configuration {
dpi: 72;
}

The configuration system supports the following types:

* string

* integer (signed and unsigned)

* char

* boolean

* lists

For the syntax of these options, see the rofi-theme(5) manpage.

For use on the command line, Boolean options have a non-default com-
mand-line syntax. Example to enable option X:

-X

To disable option X:

-no-X

Below is a list of the most important options:

General
-help The help option shows the full list of command-line options and the
current set values. These include dynamic (run-time generated) op-
tions.

-info The info option shows useful information to include when reporting
an issue. This includes compile time options, detected monitors and
more. Please check the output for any personal information before
posting online.

-version
Show the rofi version and exit.

-dump-config
Dump the current active configuration, in rasi format, to stdout and
exit. Information about the rasi format can be found in the
rofi-theme(5) manpage.

-dump-theme
Dump the current active theme, in rasi format, to stdout and exit.

-rasi-validate filename
Try to parse the file and return 0 when successful, non-zero when
failed.

-list-keybindings
List all known keybindings without trying to parse them. This can
be used to look for duplicate bindings.

-threads num
Specify the number of threads rofi should use:

* 0: Autodetect the number of supported hardware threads.

* 1: Disable threading

* 2..n: Specify the maximum number of threads to use in the thread
pool.

Default: Autodetect

-display display
The X server to contact. Default is $DISPLAY.

-dmenu
Run rofi in dmenu mode. This allows for interactive scripts. In
dmenu mode, rofi reads from STDIN, and output to STDOUT. A simple
example, displaying three pre-defined options:

echo -e "Option #1\nOption #2\nOption #3" | rofi -dmenu

Or get the options from a script:

~/my_script.sh | rofi -dmenu

See the rofi-dmenu(5) manpage for more information.

-show mode
Open rofi in a certain mode. Available modes are window, run, drun,
ssh, combi. The special argument keys can be used to open a search-
able list of supported key bindings (see the rofi-keys(5) manpage)

To show the run-dialog:

rofi -show run

If -show is the last option passed to rofi, the first enabled modes
is shown.

-modes mode1,mode2
Specify an ordered, comma-separated list of modes to enable. En-
abled modes can be changed at runtime. Default key is Ctrl+Tab. If
no modes are specified, all configured modes will be enabled. To
only show the run and ssh launcher:

rofi -modes "run,ssh" -show run

Custom modes can be added using the internal script mode. Each such
mode has two parameters:

Example: Have a mode called `Workspaces' using the i3_switch_work-
spaces.sh script:

rofi -modes "window,run,ssh,Workspaces:i3_switch_workspaces.sh" -show Workspaces

Notes: The i3 window manager dislikes commas in the command when
specifying an exec command. For that case, # can be used as a sepa-
rator.

TIP: The name is allowed to contain spaces:

rofi -modes "My File Browser:fb.sh" -show "My File Browser"

-case-sensitive
Start in case-sensitive mode. This option can be changed at
run-time using the -kb-toggle-case-sensitivity key binding.

-case-smart
Start in case-smart mode behave like vim's smartcase, which deter-
mines case-sensitivity by input. When enabled, this will suppress
-case-sensitive config.

-cycle
Cycle through the result list. Default is `true'.

-filter filter
Filter the list by setting text in input bar to filter

-config filename
Load an alternative configuration file.

-cache-dir filename
Directory that is used to place temporary files, like history.

-scroll-method method
Select the scrolling method. 0: Per page, 1: continuous.

-normalize-match
Normalize the string before matching, so o will match ~A<paragraph>,
and ~A(C) matches e. This is not a perfect implementation, but
works. For now, it disables highlighting of the matched part.

-no-lazy-grab
Disables lazy grab, this forces the keyboard being grabbed before
gui is shown.

-no-plugins
Disable plugin loading.

-plugin-path directory
Specify the directory where rofi should look for plugins.

-show-icons
Show application icons in drun and window modes.

-icon-theme
Specify icon theme to be used. If not specified default theme from
DE is used, Adwaita and gnome themes act as fallback themes.

-markup
Use Pango markup to format output wherever possible.

-normal-window
Make rofi react like a normal application window. Useful for
scripts like Clerk that are basically an application.

-transient-window
Make rofi react like a modal dialog that is transient to the cur-
rently focused window. Useful when you use a keyboard shortcut to
run and show on the window you are working with.

-[no-]steal-focus
Make rofi steal focus on launch and restore close to window that
held it when launched.

-refilter-timeout-limit
The time (in ms) boundary filter may take before switch from instant
to delayed filter mode.

Default: 300

A fallback icon can be specified for each mode:

configuration {
<mode>{
fallback-icon: "<icon name>";
}
}

Example

configuration {
run,drun {
fallback-icon: "application-x-addon";
}
}

Matching
-matching method
Specify the matching algorithm used. Currently, the following meth-
ods are supported:

* normal: match the int string

* regex: match a regex input

* glob: match a glob pattern

* fuzzy: do a fuzzy match

* prefix: match prefix

Default: normal

Multiple matching methods can be specified in a comma separated
list. The matching up/down keybinding allows cycling through at
runtime.

Note: glob matching might be slow for larger lists

-tokenize
Tokenize the input.

-drun-categories category1,category2
Only show desktop files that are present in the listed categories.

-drun-exclude-categories category1,category2
Exclude desktop files that are present in the listed categories.

-drun-match-fields field1,field2,...
When using drun, match only with the specified Desktop entry fields.
The different fields are:

* name: the application's name

* generic: the application's generic name

* exec: the application's executable

* categories: the application's categories

* comment: the application comment

* all: all the above

Default: name,generic,exec,categories,keywords

-drun-display-format
The format string for the drun dialog:

* name: the application's name

* generic: the application's generic name

* exec: the application's executable

* categories: the application's categories

* comment: the application comment

* url: The url in case of a link type desktop file

Pango markup can be used to formatting the output.

Default: {name} [({generic})]

Note: Only fields enabled in -drun-match-fields can be used in the
format string.

-[no-]drun-show-actions
Show actions present in the Desktop files.

Default: false

-window-match-fields field1,field2,...
When using window mode, match only with the specified fields. The
different fields are:

* title: window's title

* class: window's class

* role: window's role

* name: window's name

* desktop: window's current desktop

* all: all the above

For Wayland, the list of accepted fields is different:

* title: window's title

* app-id: Wayland Application ID or XWayland window's class

* class: same as app-id

* all: all of the above

Default: all

-matching-negate-char string
Set the character used to negate the query (i.e. if it does not
match the next keyword). Set to `' to disable. It takes the first
ASCII character from the string.

Default: `-'

Filtered menu sort
-[no]-sort
Enable, disable sort for filtered menu. This setting can be changed
at runtime (see -kb-toggle-sort).

-sorting-method `method' to specify the sort method.
There are 2 methods:

* levenshtein (Default)

* fzf

Layout and Theming
IMPORTANT: In newer rofi releases, all the theming options have been moved
into the new theme format. They are no longer normal rofi options that can
be passed directly on the command line (there are too many). Small snip-
pets can be passed on the command line: rofi -theme-str 'window {width:
50%;}' to override a single setting. They are merged into the current
theme. They can also be appended at the end of the rofi config file to
override parts of the theme.

Most of the following options are deprecated and should not be used.
Please use the new theme format to customize rofi. More information about
the new format can be found in the rofi-theme(5) manpage.

-location
Specify where the window should be located. The numbers map to the
following locations on screen:

1 2 3
8 0 4
7 6 5

Default: 0

-fixed-num-lines
Keep a fixed number of visible lines.

-sidebar-mode
Open in sidebar-mode. In this mode, a list of all enabled modes is
shown at the bottom (See -modes option). To show sidebar, use:

rofi -show run -sidebar-mode

-hover-select
Automatically select the entry the mouse is hovering over. This op-
tion is best combined with custom mouse bindings. To utilize
hover-select and accept an entry in a single click, use:

rofi -show run -hover-select -me-select-entry '' -me-accept-entry MousePrimary

-eh number
Set row height (in chars) Default: 1

-auto-select
When one entry is left, automatically select it.

-m num, -m name, -monitor num, -monitor name
Select monitor to display rofi on. It accepts as input: primary (if
primary output is set), the xrandr output name, or integer number
(in order of detection). Negative numbers are handled differently:

* -1: the currently focused monitor.

* -2: the currently focused window (that is, rofi will be displayed
on top of the focused window).

* -3: Position of mouse (overrides the location setting to get nor-
mal context menu behavior.)

* -4: the monitor with the focused window.

* -5: the monitor that shows the mouse pointer.

Default: -5

See rofi -h output for the detected monitors, their position, and
size.

-theme filename
Path to theme file, or name of an installed theme. See
rofi-theme(5) manpage on how themes are resolved.

-theme-str string
Allow theme parts to be specified on the command line as an over-
ride.

For example:

rofi -theme-str '#window { fullscreen: true; }'

This option can be specified multiple times. This is now the method
to tweak the theme via the command line.

-dpi number
Override the default DPI setting.

On X11:

* If set to 0, it tries to auto-detect based on X11 screen size
(similar to i3 and GTK).

* If set to 1, it tries to auto-detect based on the size of the mon-
itor that rofi is displayed on (similar to latest Qt 5).

On Wayland:

* If set to 0 or 1, it tries to auto-detect if there is one monitor,
or if there is a -monitor name specified.

-selected-row selected row
Select a certain row.

Default: 0

PATTERN setting
-terminal
Specify which terminal to start.

rofi -terminal xterm

Pattern: {terminal}

Default: x-terminal-emulator

-ssh-client client
Override the used ssh client.

Pattern: {ssh-client}

Default: ssh

SSH settings
-ssh-command cmd
Set the command to execute when starting an ssh session. The pat-
tern {host} is replaced by the selected ssh entry.

Pattern: {ssh-client}

Default: {terminal} -e {ssh-client} {host}

-parse-hosts
Parse the /etc/hosts file for entries.

Default: disabled

-[no-]parse-known-hosts
Parse the ~/.ssh/known_hosts file for entries.

Default: enabled

Run settings
-run-command cmd
Set command ({cmd}) to execute when running an application. See
PATTERN.

Default: {cmd}

Example to run applications in a dedicated cgroup with systemd. Re-
quires a shell to escape and interpolate the unit name correctly.

"bash -c 'systemd-run --user --unit=app-rofi-\$(systemd-escape {cmd})-\$RANDOM {cmd}'"

-run-shell-command cmd
Set command to execute when running an application in a shell. See
PATTERN.

Default: {terminal} -e {cmd}

-run-list-command cmd
If set, use an external tool to generate a list of executable com-
mands. Uses run-command.

Default: {cmd}

Window switcher settings
-window-format format
Format what is being displayed for windows.

format: {field[:len]}

field:

* w: desktop name

* t: title of window

* n: name

* r: role

* c: class

len: maximum field length (0 for auto-size). If length is negative,
the entry will be unchanged. If length is positive, the entry will
be truncated or padded to fill that length.

default: {w} {c} {t}

-window-command cmd
Set command to execute on selected window for an alt action (-kb-ac-
cept-alt). See PATTERN.

Default: "wmctrl -i -R {window}"

-window-thumbnail
Show window thumbnail (if available) as icon in the window switcher.

You can stop rofi from exiting when closing a window (allowing mul-
tiple to be closed in a row).

configuration {
window {
close-on-delete: false;
}
}

You can hide the currently active window with the `hide-active-win-
dow' setting:

configuration {
window {
hide-active-window: true;
}
}

or pass -window-hide-active-window true on command line.

You can prefer the icon theme above the window set icon with the
`prefer-icon-theme' setting:

configuration {
window {
prefer-icon-theme: true;
}
}

or pass -window-prefer-icon-theme true on command line.

Combi settings
-combi-modes mode1,mode2
The modes to combine in combi mode. For syntax to -combi-modes, see
-modes. To get one merge view, of window,run, and ssh:

rofi -show combi -combi-modes "window,run,ssh" -modes combi

NOTE: The i3 window manager dislikes commas in the command when
specifying an exec command. For that case, # can be used as a sepa-
rator.

-combi-display-format
The format string for entries in the combi dialog:

* mode: the mode display name

* text: the entry text

Pango markup can be used to formatting the output.

Default: {mode} {text}

Note: This setting is ignored if combi-hide-mode-prefix is enabled.

History
-[no-]disable-history
Disable or re-enable history

-max-history-size number
Maximum number of entries to store in history. Defaults to 25.
(WARNING: can cause slowdowns when set too high)

Message dialog
-e message
Pops up a message dialog (used internally for showing errors) with
message. Message can be multi-line.

Passing -e - reads (blocking) from standard in and displays this.

File browser settings
File browser behavior can be controlled via the following options:

configuration {
filebrowser {
/** Directory the file browser starts in. */
directory: "/some/directory";
/**
* Sorting method. Can be set to:
* - "name"
* - "mtime" (modification time)
* - "atime" (access time)
* - "ctime" (change time)
*/
sorting-method: "name";
/** Group directories before files. */
directories-first: true;
/** Show hidden files. */
show-hidden: false;
/** return 1 on cancel. */
cancel-returns-1: true;
/** command */
command: "xdg-open";
}
}

These options can also be passed on the commandline, for example:

rofi -filebrowser-cancel-returns-1 true -show filebrowser

The show-hidden can also be triggered with the kb-delete-entry keybinding.

Recursive Browser settings
Recursive file browser behavior can be controlled via the following op-
tions:

configuration {
recursivebrowser {
/** Directory the file browser starts in. */
directory: "/some/directory";
/** return 1 on cancel. */
cancel-returns-1: true;
/** filter entries using regex */
filter-regex: "(.*cache.*|.*\.o)";
/** command */
command: "xdg-open";
}
}

Entry history
The number of previous inputs for the entry box can be modified by setting
max-history on the entry box.

configuration {
entry {
max-history: 30;
}
}

By default the file is stored in the systems cache directory, in a file
called rofi-entry-history.txt.

Other
-drun-use-desktop-cache
Build and use a cache with the content of desktop files. Usable for
systems with slow hard drives.

-drun-reload-desktop-cache
If drun-use-desktop-cache is enabled, rebuild a cache with the con-
tent of desktop files.

-drun-url-launcher command
Command to open a Desktop Entry that is a Link.

-pid path
Make rofi create a pid file and check this on startup. The pid file
prevents multiple rofi instances from running simultaneously. This
is useful when running rofi from a key-binding daemon.

-replace
If rofi is already running, based on pid file, try to kill that in-
stance.

-display-{mode} string
Set the name to use for mode. This is used as prompt and in
combi-browser.

It is now preferred to use the configuration file:

configuration {
{mode} {
display-name: *string*;
}
}

-[no-]click-to-exit
Click the mouse outside the rofi window to exit.

Default: enabled

-global-kb -no-global-kb
(wayland) Override the compositor's keybindings, so that rofi can
re-use them.

Default: disabled

-xserver-i300-workaround
Workaround for bug in Xserver. See issue #611 and #1642 on the rofi
issue tracker.

Default: disabled

PATTERN
To launch commands (for example, when using the ssh launcher), the user can
enter the used command-line. The following keys can be used that will be
replaced at runtime:

* {host}: the host to connect to

* {terminal}: the configured terminal (see -terminal)

* {ssh-client}: the configured ssh client (see -ssh-client)

* {cmd}: the command to execute

* {window}: the window ID of the selected window (in window-command)

It processes the string as follows: {key} is replaced by its value, if
{key} is not set it is removed. If the {key} is in between [] all the text
between [] is removed if {key} is not set. Otherwise key is replaced and
the [] are removed.

For example: {ssh-client} [-p {port}] {host}

THEMING
Please see rofi-theme(5) manpage for more information on theming.

KEY BINDINGS
Please see the rofi-keys(5) manpage for the keybindings and how to set them
up.

The keybinding can also be used for actions, when the action is executed
the mentioned keystroke is inserted:

Timeout
You can configure an action to be taken when rofi has not been interacted
with for a certain amount of seconds. You can specify a keybinding to
trigger after X seconds.

configuration {
timeout {
delay: 15;
action: "kb-cancel";
}
}

Input change
When the input of the textbox changes:

configuration {
inputchange {
action: "kb-row-first";
}
}

Available Modes
window
Show a list of all the windows and allow switching between them. Pressing
the delete-entry binding (shift-delete) will close the window. Pressing
the accept-custom binding (control-enter or shift-enter) will run a command
on the window. (See option window-command );

If there is no match, it will try to launch the input.

windowcd
Shows a list of the windows on the current desktop and allows switching be-
tween them. Pressing the delete-entry binding (shift-delete) will kill the
window. Pressing the accept-custom binding (control-enter or shift-enter)
will run a command on the window. (See option window-command );

If there is no match, it will try to launch the input.

run
Shows a list of executables in $PATH and can launch them (optional in a
terminal).

* Pressing the delete-entry binding (shift-delete) will remove this entry
from the run history.

* Pressing the accept-custom binding (control-enter) will run the command
as entered in the entry box.

* Pressing the accept-alt binding (shift-enter) will run the command in a
terminal.

When pressing the mode-complete binding (Control-l), you can use the File
Browser mode to launch the application with a file as the first argument.

drun
Same as the run launches, but the list is created from the installed desk-
top files. It automatically launches them in a terminal if specified in
the Desktop File.

* Pressing the delete-entry binding (shift-delete) will remove this entry
from the run history.

* Pressing the accept-custom binding (control-enter) will run the command
as entered in the entry box.

* Pressing the accept-alt binding (shift-enter) will run the command in a
terminal.

When pressing the mode-complete binding (Control-l), you can use the File
Browser mode to launch the application passing a file as argument if speci-
fied in the desktop file.

The DRUN mode tries to follow the XDG Desktop Entry Specification and
should be compatible with applications using this standard. Some applica-
tions create invalid desktop files, rofi will discard these entries. See
the debugging section for more info on DRUN mode, this will print why desk-
top files are discarded.

There are a few advanced options to tweak the behaviour:

configuration {
drun {
/** Scan the current users desktop for desktop files. */
scan-desktop: true;
/** Parse user desktop files. */
parse-user: true;
/** Parse system desktop files. */
parse-system: false;
/** Disable DBusActivatable */
DBusActivatable: false;
}
}

ssh
Shows a list of SSH targets based on your ssh config file, and allows to
quickly ssh into them.

keys
Shows a searchable list of key bindings.

script
Allows custom scripted Modes to be added, see the rofi-script(5) manpage
for more information.

combi
Combines multiple modes in one list. Specify which modes are included with
the -combi-modes option.

When using the combi mode, a !bang can be used to filter the results by
modes. All modes that match the bang as a prefix are included. For exam-
ple, say you have specified -combi-modes run,window,windowcd. If your
query begins with the bang !w, only results from the window and windowcd
modes are shown, even if the rest of the input text would match results
from run.

If no match, the input is handled by the first combined modes.

FAQ
The text in the window switcher is not nicely aligned
Try using a mono-space font or tabs + the tab-stops setting..

The window is completely black
Check quotes used on the command-line: you might have used " ("smart
quotes") instead of " ("machine quotes").

What does the icon in the top right show?
The indicator shows:

* `` Case insensitive and no sorting.

* - Case sensitivity enabled, no sorting.

* + Case insensitive and Sorting enabled

* ^A+/- Sorting and Case sensitivity enabled"

Why do I see different icons for run,drun and window mode
Each of these modes uses different methods of resolving the icon:

* Window: It first uses the icon that the application exposes via the X11
Server, if none is set it does a lookup of the window Class name in the
icon theme.

* drun: It uses the icon set in the desktop file.

* run: It does a lookup using the executable name.

EXAMPLES
Some basic usage examples of rofi:

Show the run dialog:

rofi -modes run -show run

Show the run dialog, and allow switching to Desktop File run dialog (drun):

rofi -modes run,drun -show run

Combine the run and Desktop File run dialog (drun):

rofi -modes combi -show combi -combi-modes run,drun

Combine the run and Desktop File run dialog (drun), and allow switching to
window switcher:

rofi -modes combi,window -show combi -combi-modes run,drun

Pop up a text message claiming that this is the end:

rofi -e "This is the end"

Pop up a text message in red, bold font claiming that this is still the
end:

rofi -e "This is still the end" -markup

Show all key bindings:

rofi -show keys

i3
In i3 you want to bind rofi to be launched on key release. Otherwise, it
cannot grab the keyboard. See also the i3 manual:

Some tools (such as import or xdotool) might be unable to run upon a Key-
Press event, because the keyboard/pointer is still grabbed. For these sit-
uations, the --release flag can be used, as it will execute the command af-
ter the keys have been released.

Hyprland
Hyprland's animations make the launching of Rofi feel slower then needed.
To avoid this, add the following rule to your hyprland.conf file:

layerrule = noanim,^(rofi)$

This disables the animations on the Rofi window.

LICENSE
MIT/X11

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the
"Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish,
distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to
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the following conditions:

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TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE
SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

WEBSITE
rofi website can be found here

SUPPORT
rofi support can be obtained:

* GitHub Discussions

* IRC (#rofi on irc.libera.chat),

DEBUGGING
For more information see rofi-debugging(5) manpage.

ISSUE TRACKER
The rofi issue tracker can be found here Before creating an issue, consider
posting a question on the discussion forum first. When creating an issue,
please read this first.

SEE ALSO
rofi-sensible-terminal(1), dmenu(1), rofi-debugging(5), rofi-theme(5),
rofi-script(5), rofi-keys(5),rofi-theme-selector(1),rofi-dmenu(5)

AUTHOR
* Qball Cow qball@blame.services

* Rasmus Steinke rasi@xssn.at

* Morgane Glidic sardemff7+rofi@sardemff7.net

Original code based on work by: Sean Pringle sean.pringle@gmail.com

For a full list of authors, check the AUTHORS file.

rofi rofi(1)

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