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TABBED(1)		    General Commands Manual		     TABBED(1)

NAME
       tabbed -	generic	tabbed interface

SYNOPSIS
       tabbed	[-c]   [-d]  [-k]  [-s]	 [-v]  [-g  geometry]  [-n  name]  [-p
       [s{+/-}]pos] [-o	normbgcol] [-O normfgcol] [-t selbgcol]	[-T  selfgcol]
       [-u urgbgcol] [-U urgfgcol] [-r narg] [command ...]

DESCRIPTION
       tabbed is a simple tabbed container for applications which support XEm-
       bed.  Tabbed  will then run the provided	command	with the xid of	tabbed
       as appended argument. (See EXAMPLES.) The  automatic  spawning  of  the
       command can be disabled by providing the	-s parameter. If no command is
       provided	tabbed will just print its xid and run no command.

OPTIONS
       -c     close  tabbed  when  the	last tab is closed. Mutually exclusive
	      with -f.

       -d     detaches tabbed from the terminal	and prints its XID to stdout.

       -f     fill up tabbed again by spawning the provided command, when  the
	      last tab is closed. Mutually exclusive with -c.

       -g geometry
	      defines  the  X11	 geometry string, which	will fixate the	height
	      and     width	 of	 tabbed.       The	syntax	    is
	      [=][width{xX}height][{+-}xoffset{+-}yoffset].   See XParseGeome-
	      try(3) for further details.

       -k     close foreground	tabbed	client	(instead  of  tabbed  and  all
	      clients) when WM_DELETE_WINDOW is	sent.

       -n name
	      will set the WM_CLASS attribute to name.

       -p [s{+-}]pos
	      will  set	 the absolute or relative position of where to start a
	      new tab. When pos	is is given without 's'	in front it is an  ab-
	      solute position. Then negative numbers will be the position from
	      the  last	 tab, where -1 is the last tab.	 If 's'	is given, then
	      pos is a relative	position to the	current	selected tab. If  this
	      reaches the limits of the	tabs; those limits then	apply.

       -r narg
	      will replace the narg th argument	in command with	the window id,
	      rather than appending it to the end.

       -s     will disable automatic spawning of the command.

       -o normbgcol
	      defines the normal background color.  #RGB, #RRGGBB, and X color
	      names are	supported.

       -O normfgcol
	      defines the normal foreground color.

       -t selbgcol
	      defines the selected background color.

       -T selfgbcol
	      defines the selected foreground color.

       -u urgbgcol
	      defines the urgent background color.

       -U urgfgbcol
	      defines the urgent foreground color.

       -v     prints version information to stderr, then exits.

USAGE
       Ctrl-Shift-Return
	      open new tab

       Ctrl-Shift-h
	      previous tab

       Ctrl-Shift-l
	      next tab

       Ctrl-Shift-j
	      move selected tab	one to the left

       Ctrl-Shift-k
	      move selected tab	one to the right

       Ctrl-Shift-u
	      toggle autofocus of urgent tabs

       Ctrl-Tab
	      toggle between the selected and last selected tab

       Ctrl-` open  dmenu  to  either  create  a new tab appending the entered
	      string or	select an already existing tab.

       Ctrl-q close tab

       Ctrl-u focus next urgent	tab

       Ctrl-[0..9]
	      jumps to nth tab

       F11    Toggle fullscreen	mode.

EXAMPLES
       $ tabbed	surf -e

       $ tabbed	urxvt -embed

       $ tabbed	xterm -into

       $ $(tabbed -d >/tmp/tabbed.xid);	urxvt -embed $(</tmp/tabbed.xid);

       $ tabbed	-r 2 st	-w '' -e tmux

CUSTOMIZATION
       tabbed can be customized	by creating a custom config.h and  (re)compil-
       ing the source code. This keeps it fast,	secure and simple.

AUTHORS
       See the LICENSE file for	the authors.

LICENSE
       See the LICENSE file for	the terms of redistribution.

SEE ALSO
       st(1), xembed(1)

BUGS
       Please report them.

				  tabbed-0.8			     TABBED(1)

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