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A Guide to wmii-3
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Steffen
Liebergeld
May 7, 2006
Contents
1 Abstract
1.1 The purpose of this document
1.2 Wmii--the second generation of window manager improved
1.3 Target audience
2 Configuration and install
2.1 Obtaining wmii
2.2 Configuration and installation
3 Terminology
3.1 Clients
3.2 Focus
3.3 Events
3.4 Tags
3.5 View
3.6 Column
3.7 Layout
3.7.0.1 default
3.7.0.2 maximum
3.7.0.3 stacking
4 Getting started
4.1 First steps
4.2 Using columns
4.3 What about layouts?
4.4 Floating layer
4.5 Tags
4.6 How do I close a window?
4.7 How do I start programs?
4.8 How do I quit wmii?
5 Looking under the hood
5.1 Dynamic window management
5.2 Modularity--using distinct tools for distinct tasks
5.3 The glue that puts it all together--9P
5.4 Tools
5.5 Conclusion
6 Scripting wmii
6.1 Language
6.2 Actions
6.3 wmiirc
6.4 Changing the style
6.5 Filling the status-bar
6.6 Assigning new tags
7 The End
8 Appendix
8.1 filesystem
8.2 keybindings
9 Credits
10 Copyright notice
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