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Operating Systems Linux Fedora Window Manager Post 302554777 by messi777 on Tuesday 13th of September 2011 04:24:35 AM
Old 09-13-2011
Window Manager

Hi guys,

I want to get back to my old days and re-obtain my unix skills, I remember I installed a window manager wmii / wmii2 /mwm on my debian and started to learn unix/linux and now after some years not touching it and having to deal with gnome on redhat (because of my work) I feel like very weak in unix/linux. to me it does not make sense to work on desktop env as a unix admin. so is there any package I can install on fedora/redhat for the above window managers? or even a abetter window manager? sorry If I am posting here, it's because this is more about the window managers not specifically about redhat/fedora packages. but if somebody can also give me a hint on how to obtain the package and install on fedora/redhat I would appreciate it. thanks very much.

Messi
 

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WMII9MENU(1)						      General Commands Manual						      WMII9MENU(1)

NAME
wmii9menu - The wmii menu program SYNOPSIS
wmii9menu [-a <address>] [-i <initial>] <item>[:<command>]... wmii9menu -v DESCRIPTION
wmii9menu is wmii's standard clickable menu program. It's used extensively by wmii and related programs to display clickable menus, namely for window titlebars and bar items. The name, along with the code, derives from the 9menu program, which in turn derives its name from Plan 9's style of clickable menus. ARGUMENTS
-a The address at which to connect to wmii. -i <initial> If <initial> is listed among the other items on the command line, it is selected at startup, and the menu is positioned so that the mouse pointer is centered on said item. : USAGE
wmii9menu is invoked with a list of arguments, each of which is displayed as a menu item. The first : in the item name, and any text fol- lowing it, is stripped. The menu is opened such that the mouse pointer is centered on the selected item. If a mouse button is depressed when the menu opens, then releasing it will confirm the selection. Otherwise, a mouse press will do the same. When a selection is made, wmii9menu prints the result. If the selected item initially contained a :, the text following it is printed. Otherwise, the item text itself is printed. ENVIRONMENT
$WMII_ADDRESS The address at which to connect to wmii. $NAMESPACE The namespace directory to use if no address is provided. SEE ALSO
wmii(1), wmiir(1), wimenu(1) [1] http://www.suckless.org/wiki/wmii/tips/9p_tips wmii-3.9.2 Oct, 2009 WMII9MENU(1)
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