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ONEKO(6)			 Games Manual			      ONEKO(6)

NAME oneko
       The program oneko creates a cute	cat chasing around your	mouse cursor.

SYNOPSIS
       oneko  [-help]  [-tora] [-dog] [-bsd_daemon] [-bsd] [-sakura] [-tomoyo]
       [-time n] [-speed n] [-idle n] [-name name] [-towindow] [-toname	 name]
       [-tofocus] [-position geometry] [-rv] [-noshape]	[-fg] [-bg]

DESCRIPTION
       oneko  changes  your  mouse cursor into mouse and creates a little cute
       cat and the cat start chasing around your mouse	cursor.	  If  the  cat
       catchup the ``mouse'', start sleeping.

   Options
       -help  Prints help message on usage.

       -tora  Make  cat	 into  "tora-neko".  "Tora-neko" means cat wite	tiger-
	      like stripe.  I don't know how to	say it in English.

       -dog   Runs a dog instead of a cat.

       -bsd_daemon
	      Runs a 4.3BSD daemon instead of a	cat.

       -bsd   Same as -bsd_daemon.

       -sakura
	      Runs Sakura Kinomoto instead of a	cat.

       -tomoyo
	      Runs Tomoyo Daidouji instead of a	cat.

       -time interval
	      Sets interval timer which	determine intervals for	cat animation.
	      Default value is 125000 and unit is micro-second.	 Smaller value
	      makes cat	run faster.

       -speed distance
	      Specify the distance where cat jumps at one move in dot  resolu-
	      tion.  Default is	16.

       -idle speed
	      Specify  the threshold of	the speed which	``mouse'' running away
	      to wake cat up.

       -name name
	      Specify the window name of cat.

       -towindow
	      When oneko starts	with this option, you must select a window  by
	      cursor.	Then cat appears and starts chasing the	window instead
	      of mouse.	 You can select	another	running	oneko  as  the	target
	      window.	If  root  window is selected, cat chases mouse as usu-
	      ally.  When the target window is not in sight  and  not  closed,
	      cat  chases  mouse  as usually.  If the target window is closed,
	      this program exit.

       -toname name
	      Specify the window name of target	to make	cat chase  it  instead
	      of  mouse.   You can specify another running oneko as the	target
	      window.  When the	target window is not in	sight and not  closed,
	      cat  chases  mouse  as usually.  If the target window is closed,
	      this program exit.

       -tofocus
	      Makes cat	run to and on top of focus window.  When focus	window
	      is not in	sight, cat chases mouse	as usually.

       -position geometry
	      Specify X	and Y offsets in pixels	to adjust position of cat rel-
	      ative to mouse pointer.

       -rv    Reverse background color and foreground color.

       -noshape
	      Don't use	SHAPE extension.

       -fg color
	      Foreground color.

       -bg color
	      Background color.

   Resources
       Application name	is "neko"(or "tora") and class name is "Oneko".

       tora   Set ``True'' if you want "tora-neko".

       time   Sets interval timer in micro-second.

       speed  Sets distance to jump in pixel.

       idle   Sets speed threshold to wake cat up when ``mouse'' running away.

       noshape
	      Set ``True'' if you don't	want to	use SHAPE extension.

       reverse
	      Set  ``True''  if	 you  want to switch foreground	and background
	      color.

       foreground
	      Foreground color.

       background
	      Background color.

Notes
       While this program uses XGetDefault,  be	 sure  to  use	"neko.resouce"
       form.   If  you	run  this program as "tora", by	hard of	soft link, the
       -tora option is enabled by default.

       BSD Daemon Copyright 1988 by Marshall Kirk  McKusick.  All  Rights  Re-
       served.

       Sakura  Kinomoto	 and  Tomoyo  Daidouji are characters in a comic strip
       "CARDCAPTOR SAKURA" (CLAMP, Kodansha), with the sanction	 indicated  in
       CLAMP SCHOOL WEB	CAMPUS (http://www.clamp.f-2.co.jp/).

AUTHOR
       Original	 xneko	is  written  by	Masayuki Koba and modified to oneko by
       Tatsuya Kato, and modified furthermore by John Lerchey, Eric  Anderson,
       Toshihiro Kanda and Kiichiroh Mukose.

MAINTAINER
       Send questions or problems to mukose@hbar.mp.es.osaka-u.ac.jp

								      ONEKO(6)

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