aeclients(1x) [debian man page]

AECLIENTS(1x)															     AECLIENTS(1x)

NAME

       aemenu, aepanel, aesession, switch-desk - programs for use with aewm(1x)

SYNOPSIS

       aemenu [--config|-rc <file>] [-s|--switch]
       aepanel [--config|-rc <file>] [-b|--bottom]
       aesession
       aedesk [-n <num>] [[+|-]<num>]

DESCRIPTION

       The  programs  listed  above provide several window and session management features to complement aewm(1x).  aemenu and aepanel launch pro-
       grams and raise existing windows (or unhide iconified ones).  aemenu uses a popup menu to accomplish this (the --switch option changes  the
       function of this menu), while aepanel stays on the screen inbetween uses (launching and switching functionality are both always available).

       Each  program  comes  in  both  a  GTK+	and  a	Xaw version; aemenu is actually a symlink to either aemenu-gtk or aemenu-xaw (likewise for
       aepanel).

       The list of programs to be run by both clients is read from $HOME/.aewm/clientsrc.  There are two kinds of directives that may be  used	in
       this file:

	      cmd "Description" "command"

       defines a command, which whill be interpreted by sh(1).

	      menu "Title"
	      (...)
	      end

       defines	a  submenu.  The  number  of  submenus	that  can be nested within each other is limited only by stack space. Double quotes may be
       included within quoted strings by escaping them with a blackslash ("), and quotes may be omitted around single-word descriptions  or  com-
       mands. Blank lines and lines starting with '#' are ignored.

       aesession  is a do-nothing program; it will simply reap any children it inherits and then sleep. By ending your $HOME/.xsession script with
       "exec aesession", you can exit and restart aewm(1x) without killing your X session. The author does not	really	expect	anyone	except	WM
       hackers to find this useful.

       aedesk changes to a new virtual desktop, specfied by num, or sets the number of available desktops, with -n.

FILES

       $HOME/.aewm/clientsrc

SEE ALSO

       aewm(1x)

AUTHORS

       Decklin Foster <decklin@red-bean.com>
       Adam Sampson <ats@offog.org>

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SAPPHIRE(1)						      General Commands Manual						       SAPPHIRE(1)

NAME

       sapphire -- minimal but configurable window manager

SYNOPSIS

       sapphire [-display displayname  | -version ]

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page documents briefly the sapphire command.

       This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.

       sapphire is a minimal but configurable window manager for X11R6. It supports themes in the form of X resource files, and has a customisable
       menu.

       The Debian version receives Debian menu entries automatically in a "Debian" submenu by default, you can add entries  specifically  to  sap-
       phire (in the rest of the menu) in the default-menu file. For more information, see update-menus (1) and the FILES section below.

       Users can also set their own options in $HOME/.sapphire/wmconf (an X resource file).

OPTIONS

       -display displayname
		 Use the X-server display 'displayname'.

       -version  Show version of program.

FILES

       /etc/X11/sapphire/menu/default-menu
		 menu entries specific to sapphire (you can edit this one, it's a conffile)

       /etc/X11/sapphire/menu/menudefs.hook
		 Debian menu entries in sapphire's format, not read directly, do not edit (edit default-menu		instead)

       /etc/X11/sapphire/menu/default
		 this  menu file is the one sapphire actually reads, it is automatically generated from the other two by update-menus, do not edit
		 (edit default-menu instead)

       $HOME/.sapphire/wmconf
		 user-specific options

       /usr/share/sapphire/themes
		 themes directory, all of the above may refer to themes from here (the files themselves are X resource files)

HISTORY

       Sapphire was originally developed from Decklin Foster's aewm, and also uses some code from Blackbox (for gradients).

SEE ALSO

       XFree86 (1), update-menus (1).

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Chris Boyle <cmb@debian.org> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by  others).   Permission	is
       granted	to  copy,  distribute  and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.1 or any later
       version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts and no Back-Cover Texts.

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