xwm - Man Page
a tiny XCB floating window manager
Synopsis
xwm [-v]
Description
xwm is a tiny floating window manager implemented using the XCB protocol. Other than xcb-util-keysyms(1), xwm relies on third-party tools, which can be configured or expanded to meet the user's preference. The default configuration provides support and command aliases for the surf(1) web browser, st(1) terminal emulator and dmenu(1) application launcher.
Options
- -v
Prints the current xwm version.
Default Key Bindings
xwm may be controlled from an attached client using a key combination of a prefix key, the 'Super' (Win) key by default, followed by a command key.
The default command key bindings are:
| Super | MouseButton1 | Raise focused window to top of stack. |
| Super | MouseButton3 | Raise focused window to top of stack. |
| Super-MouseButton1 | [drag] | Interactive window move. |
| Super-MouseButton3 | [drag] | Interactive window resize. |
| Super | Space | Run launcher menu (default: dmenu_run). |
| Super | Enter | Create new terminal window (default: st). |
| Super | b | Create new browser window (default: surf). |
| Super | f | Full-screen focused window. |
| Super | q | Kill focused window. |
| Super-Shift | q | Quite window manager. |
Bugs
No known bugs.
Author
Michael Czigler <michaelczigler[at]mcpcpc[dot]com>
See Also
Info
NOVEMBER 2020 Linux User Manuals