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proceeded with wmiiwm.1 and fixed bug reported by keiss (keiss please recheck)
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@ -205,7 +205,9 @@ handle_enternotify(XEvent *e)
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return;
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if((c = client_of_win(ev->window))) {
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if(c != sel_client_of_view(view.data[sel]))
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Frame *f = c->frame.data[c->sel];
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if((f->area->mode != Colmax)
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&& (c != sel_client_of_view(view.data[sel])))
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focus(c, False);
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}
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}
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@ -12,12 +12,11 @@ wmiiwm \- window manager improved 2 (core)
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.BR wmiiwm (1)
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is the core of the window manager improved 2.
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.BR wmii
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is a dynamic window manager for X11. It supports classic and tiled window
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management with extended keyboard, mouse, and 9P-based remote control.
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.SS Dynamic window manager
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is a dynamic window manager for X11.
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.br
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Dynamic window management states that it is the window manager's job to manage
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windows - and not the user's job to have to set up some specialized layout that
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will only work for one specific work scenario.
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will only work for specific work scenarios.
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.br
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In contrast to static window management, the user rarely has to think about how
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to organize windows, no matter what he is doing or how many applications are
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number and nature of windows one works with, changes all the time, and a dynamic
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window manager lets the user adapt to that and always efficiently use its
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precious screen real estate.
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.br wmii
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supports classic and tiled window management with extended keyboard and
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mouse control.
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.br
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The classic window management provides the user to arrange his windows
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in a floating layer without much support by the window manager. Windows can be
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moved and resized on the screen freely.
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.br
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The tiled window management of
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.br wmii
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is based on columns which split up the screen horizontally. Each column
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handles arbitrary windows and arranges them vertically in a non-overlapping
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way. Each column is a stack of windows. The user can move the windows
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freely between columns and resize the height of such tiled windows.
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.br wmii
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provides a virtual filesystem which represents the internal data structure
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and states as a file hierarchy, pretty much similiar to the
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.IR procfs
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of Unix operating systems. Modifying this virtual filesystem results in
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changing the state of the window manager. The filesystem service can be
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accessed through 9P-capable client programs.to client programs like
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.br wmiir (1)
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which
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, and 9P-based remote control.
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.SS Terminology
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.TP 2
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Screen
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