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yeahwm(1) yeahwm(1) NAME yeahwm - Minimalist Window Manager for X SYNOPSIS yeahwm [ -display display ] [ -term termprog ] [ -fg foreground ] [ -bg background ] [ -bw borderwidth ] [ -snap num ] [ -V ] DESCRIPTION yeahwm is a minimalist window manager based on evilwm. In yeahwm, the focus follows the mouse pointer, and focus if not lost is you stray onto the root window. The current window border is shaded gold, with other windows left as a dark grey. You can use the mouse to manipulate windows either by click/dragging the 1 pixel border, or by holding down Alt and doing so anywhere in the client window. The controls are: Button 1 Move window. Button 3 Resize window. Mousewheel down Lower window. Mousewheel up Raise window. Mousewheel over root window switches virtual desktops Dragging the window againstthe left/right screen edge will switch to prev./next virtual Worspace. Most keyboard controls are used by holding down Control and Alt, then pressing a key. Available functions are: Return Spawn new terminal. Escape Delete current window. Insert Lower current window. H, J, K, L Move window left, down, up or right (16 pixels). Y, U, B, N Move window to top-left, top-right, bottom-left or bottom-right of screen. I Show information about current window. Equals Maximise current window vertically (toggle). X Maximise current window (toggle). If compiled with virtual desktop support, these functions are also avail- able: F Fix or unfix current window. 1 - 8 Switch virtual desktop. Left Previous virtual desktop. Right Next virtual desktop. In addition to the above, Alt+Tab can be used to cycle through windows on screen. To make yeahwm exit, you have to kill the process. OPTIONS -display display specifies the X display to run on. -term termprog specifies an alternative program to run when spawning a new terminal (defaults to xterm, or x-terminal-emulator in Debian). -fg foreground frame colour of currently active window. -bg background frame colour of inactive windows. -bw borderwidth width of window borders in pixels. -snap num enable snap-to-border support. num gives the proximity in pixels to snap to. -V print version number. BUGS No one known so fare ;-) AUTHOR evilwm was written by Ciaran Anscomb <evilwm@6809.org.uk>. aewm was written by Decklin Foster <fosterd@hartwick.edu>. 9wm was written by David Hogan <dhog@cs.su.oz.au>. SEE ALSO xterm(1) Jun 18, 2004 yeahwm(1)
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