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+WMPUS(1) WMPUS(1)
+
+NAME
+ wmpus - cross platform window manager
+
+SYNOPSIS
+ wmpus [OPTION..]
+
+DESCRIPTION
+ wmpus is portable window manager. Currently it supports wmii like win‐
+ dow management and includes x11 and win32 backends.
+
+OPTIONS
+ -n, --no-capture
+ Do not arrange pre-existing windows
+
+ -b, --border=N
+ Draw an n pixel window border
+
+ -m, --margin=N
+ Leave an n pixel margin around windows
+
+ -i, --int=KEY=NUM
+ Set integer configuration option
+
+ -s, --str=KEY=STR
+ Set string configuration option
+
+ -h, --help
+ Print usage information
+
+CONFIGURATION
+ Wmpus supports a simple ini-like configuration file stored in the users
+ home directory. Currently supported configuration options include:
+
+ Main section
+ no-capture=[01]
+ Do not arrange pre-existing windows. Same as -n
+
+ border=N
+ Border width in pixels to draw around windows. X11 only, default
+ 2. Same as -b
+
+ margin=N
+ Margin in pixels between windows for wm-wmii. X11 default 0,
+ Win32 default 15. Same as -m
+
+ stack=N
+ Height in pixels for non-focused windows when the column is set
+ to stack layout
+
+COMPILE-TIME OPTIONS
+ The windowing system backend and window management modes can be changed
+ at compile-time by linking in the correct object file. Supported win‐
+ dowing systems include X11 (sys-x11.c) and Windows (sys-win32.c). Sup‐
+ ported window management modes include WMII like window management (wm-
+ wmii.c) and a simple tags based virtual-desktop manager (wm-tags.c).
+
+ In addition several pre-processor settings are available which can be
+ set in config.mk or on the command line:
+
+ MODKEY=key
+ Modifier used for window management commands, can be either alt,
+ ctrl, shift, or win. Default alt
+
+ DEBUG Enable various debugging functions
+
+WMII WINDOW MANAGEMENT
+ The wmii window management mode mimics the behavior of the wmii(1) win‐
+ dow manager. By default, the alt- prefix is used for most window man‐
+ agement commands and is used along with the h, j, k, and l keys to
+ focused different windows.
+
+ The alt-shift- prefix is used for moving windows and works similar to
+ changing the focus. The mouse is used for resizing windows and also for
+ changing focus.
+
+ Changing focus
+ Alt-j Focus window below the currently focused window
+
+ Alt-k Focus window above the currently focused window
+
+ Alt-h Focus column to the left of the currently focused column
+
+ Alt-l Focus column to the right of the currently focused column
+
+ Moving windows around
+ Alt-Shift-j
+ Move the currently focused window down
+
+ Alt-Shift-k
+ Move the currently focused window up
+
+ Alt-Shift-h
+ Move the currently focused window to the left
+
+ Alt-Shift-l
+ Move the currently focused window to the right
+
+ Column layouts
+ Alt-d Switch the current column to split layout
+
+ Alt-s Switch the current to stack layout
+
+ Alt-m Switch the current to maximized layout
+
+ Tagging windows
+ Alt-[0..n]
+ Switch to tag n
+
+ Alt-Shift-[0..n]
+ Move the currently focused window to tag n
+
+ Floating windows
+ Alt-Space
+ Toggle focus between the tiling and floating layers
+
+ Alt-Shift-Space
+ Move the currently focused window between the tiling and float‐
+ ing layers
+
+ Other commands
+ Alt-f Toggle fullscreen for the focused window
+
+ Alt-Shift-c
+ Close the currently focused window
+
+ Alt-Shift-q
+ Restore all hidden windows and quit wmpus
+
+ Alt-F5 Refresh the window layout (useful for debugging)
+
+ Alt-F6 Dump a ASCII representation the window layout to standard output
+ (useful for debugging)
+
+ Mouse commands
+ Pointer
+ Moving the mouse over a window focuses that window
+
+ Button1
+ Click in a floating window brings it to the top
+
+ Alt-Button1
+ Click and drag moves a floating window under the cursor
+
+ Alt-Button3
+ Click and drag resizes the window under the cursor
+
+X11 BACKEND
+ The X11 backend draws a small 2px border around each window. The border
+ for the currently focused window is set to a lighter color than the
+ rest.
+
+WIN32 BACKEND
+ The Win32 backend uses the existing window borders and title bars. It
+ also leaves a narrow space between the windows so that they look more
+ natural in a Windows environment.
+
+FILES
+ ~/.wmpus
+ The wmpus configuration file
+
+SEE ALSO
+ wmii(1), dwm(1), dzen(1)
+
+BUGS
+ Many
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