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@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ pdftitle={A Guide to wmii-3}}
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\usepackage{indentfirst,moreverb}
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% remove this if you want, it's just a matter of imposed imperialist cultures
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% so if I'm given the chance to choose I choose to indent the first paragraph
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% (I learn this way in the school, and don't want to relearn the british way)
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% (I learn this way in the school, and don't want to relearn the British way)
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%% welcome to the dirty tricks section
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\newcommand{\hrefx}[1]{\href{#1}{#1}} % explicit \href
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@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ people mentioned at \href{http://wmii.de/index.php/WMII/People}{WMII/people}.}
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the whole document ``sequentially'', i.e. from beginning to end.
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Another possibility is to read/consume the guide ``on demand'' as
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you notice you need more information or details to understand
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better some concept. We recomend you to read the introductory
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better some concept. We recommend you to read the introductory
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chapters first, use some time to get settled in the \wmii-world
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and read the scripting chapters later on.
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@ -241,7 +241,7 @@ people mentioned at \href{http://wmii.de/index.php/WMII/People}{WMII/people}.}
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\subsection{View}
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A view is the set of displayed clients, which match a specific single tag.
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A view is pretty similiar to the ``workspace'' metaphor in other window
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A view is pretty similar to the ``workspace'' metaphor in other window
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managers, though more powerful.
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Only one view can be visible at a time.
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@ -326,7 +326,7 @@ people mentioned at \href{http://wmii.de/index.php/WMII/People}{WMII/people}.}
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important information: the first label contains the tag of
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the window. The second label displays the window's title.
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Similiar information is displayed in the status-bar at the bottom. The
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Similar information is displayed in the status-bar at the bottom. The
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first labels display the tags currently in use and highlight the currently
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selected view. On the right side some status information is displayed, by
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default the system load and the current time (see
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@ -375,7 +375,7 @@ people mentioned at \href{http://wmii.de/index.php/WMII/People}{WMII/people}.}
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title-bars of the other clients displayed in the column. You can
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switch between the clients in the column using \emph{MOD-j}.
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The max-layout maximizes all clients to the same geometry as the column.
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The max-layout maximises all clients to the same geometry as the column.
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Only the focused client is displayed at a time, all other clients
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are behind it. You can switch between the clients with \emph{MOD-j}.
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protocol.
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The basic ideas for configuring and running \wmii{} were taken from
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the Acme user interface for programmers of Plan9. Similiar to Acme,
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the Acme user interface for programmers of Plan9. Similar to Acme,
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\wmii{} provides a filesystem-interface, which can be accessed by
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9P clients. This allows to interact with any different kind of
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application through a file system interface, which might be implemented
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\subsection{Changing the style}
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The style of \wmii-3 is defined through font and color values, which are
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unobstrusively exported with the following \emph{environment variables}.
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The style of \wmii-3 is defined through font and colour values, which are
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unobtrusively exported with the following \emph{environment variables}.
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\begin{verbatim}
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WMII_SELCOLORS='#000000 #eaffff #8888cc'
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WMII_FONT=static
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\end{verbatim}
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\verb+WMII_SELCOLORS+ defines the colors of the selected client's window
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title and border, whereas \verb+WMII_NORMCOLORS+ defines the colors of all
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\verb+WMII_SELCOLORS+ defines the colours of the selected client's window
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title and border, whereas \verb+WMII_NORMCOLORS+ defines the colours of all
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unselected clients. The numbers are hexadecimal rgb tuple-values, which you
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might know from HTML. You can grab them with the Gimps color-chooser for instance.
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might know from HTML. You can grab them with the Gimps colour-chooser for instance.
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The first color defines the text color of strings in bars and menus.
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The second color defines the background color of bars and clients, and
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the third color defines the 1px borders surrounding bars and clients.
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The first colour defines the text colour of strings in bars and menus.
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The second colour defines the background colour of bars and clients, and
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the third colour defines the 1px borders surrounding bars and clients.
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\verb+WMII_FONT+ defines the font which should be used for drawing text.
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in title-bars, the status-bar, and the wmiimenu.
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\end{verbatim}
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The first file contains the color definitions that control how the
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The first file contains the colour definitions that control how the
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bar will be drawn, while the second contains the data
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which is displayed.
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\subsection{Assigning new tags}
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As mentioned before, you can achieve more poweful things with tags, than
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As mentioned before, you can achieve more powerful things with tags, than
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with the standard key-bindings. You might use any string as a tag. You may
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even use more than one tag per client. To do so, you have to separate the
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tags with a ``+''.
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\item [/bar/label/colors]
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\begin{itemize*}
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\item the colors of the bar
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\item the colours of the bar
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\end{itemize*}
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\item [/client]
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\item [/client/n]
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\begin{itemize*}
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\item every client, including ones not shown in the view has a namespace here
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\item \verb+n+ is a non-negative interger and clients are numbered oldest first
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\item \verb+n+ is a non-negative integer and clients are numbered oldest first
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\end{itemize*}
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\item [/client/n/class]
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\item [/client/n/geom]
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\begin{itemize*}
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\item the window geometry of client \verb+n+
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\item displayed as four blank seperated integers (x y width height?)
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\item displayed as four blank separated integers (x y width height?)
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\end{itemize*}
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\item [/client/n/index] contains the client's index in the /client namespace, in this case n
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\item [/client/n/tags]
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\begin{itemize*}
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\item a plus(+)-seperated list of tags to which client \verb+n+ is related
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\item a plus(+)-separated list of tags to which client \verb+n+ is related
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\end{itemize*}
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\item [/ctl]
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\item [/def]
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\item [/def/border] width of the border around clients
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\item [/def/font] the font used by \wmii{} (an xlib font name)
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\item [/def/keys] a newline seperated list of the keys to be grabbed by \wmii
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\item [/def/keys] a newline separated list of the keys to be grabbed by \wmii
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\item [/def/rules]
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\begin{itemize*}
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\item a newline seperated list of rules to specify how to automatically tag clients
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\item matches against the class.instance valuas of a client
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\item a newline separated list of rules to specify how to automatically tag clients
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\item matches against the class.instance values of a client
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\item syntax: \verb+/$regex/ -> $tag+ (tag might be \~{} to indicate floating mode
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\end{itemize*}
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\item [/def/colwidth] with of newly created columns (in px)
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\begin{table}[h]
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\begin{tabular}{|l|l|}
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\hline % Puts in a horizontal line
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Keybinding &Action \\ %Table Headers , columns seperated by &,
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Keybinding &Action \\ %Table Headers , columns separated by &,
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%rows ended by \\
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\hline
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\hline
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