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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Please Welcome Ravinder Singh to the Moderation Team Post 303028151 by Neo on Tuesday 1st of January 2019 12:34:12 AM
Old 01-01-2019
Please Welcome Ravinder Singh to the Moderation Team

On this special Happy News Year day, 1 January 2019, I am pleased to promote Ravinder Singh to UNIX.COM Moderator, for at least the following reasons:
  1. Ravinder Loves UNIX.COM
  2. Ravinder has 1,372 Thanks, which puts him in the Top Ten in that important single category.
  3. Ravinder is one of the few people here who have consistently made very positive suggestions to improve the forums for users, which is I why I awarded him the first "Formulator" badge, for his many ideas for the forums over the years.
  4. Ravinder has been very patient with me. Even when he has great ideas and it takes me months to implement, he is always happy, positive to the forums and toward me. He has a very positive attitude.
  5. Ravinder has a deep desire to code projects here, but his 13 hours work days and long daily drive to work in Bangalore does not give him much time (so I don't expect he will actually become a coder anytime soon, but he has the passion).
  6. Ravinder has 2,837 posts, which is quite a lot, when you think about it.
  7. Did I mention, Ravinder has a passion for this site?
  8. Ravinder wants to be a Moderator. I don't need to ask him if he wants to Mod. Being a Mod here has been his goal for many years.

For all the reasons above and more, Ravinder deserves to be the first person promoted to Moderator in 2019. 1 January is a special day and so I have waited until Happy New Year's day (Bangalore time where Ravinder is working today) to promote Ravinder to the Mod Team.


Please join me in welcoming Ravinder to the Mod Team. Congrats Ravinder!



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DVTM(1) 						      General Commands Manual							   DVTM(1)

NAME
dvtm - dynamic virtual terminal manager SYNOPSIS
dvtm [-v] [-m mod] [-s status-fifo] [cmd...] DESCRIPTION
dvtm is a dynamic tiling window manager for the console. As a console window manager it tries to make it easy to work with multiple con- sole based applications. OPTIONS
-v prints version information to standard output, then exits. -m mod set default modifier at runtime. -d escdelay set the delay ncurses waits before deciding if a character that might be part of an escape sequence is actually part of an escape sequence. -h nnn set the scrollback history buffer size at runtime. -s status-fifo if status-fifo is a named pipe it's content is read and displayed. See the dvtm-status script for an usage example. [cmd...] Execute cmd after dvtm is started. USAGE
Keyboard commands Mod Each keybinding begins with Mod which defaults to ^g but can be changed in config.h or with the -m command line option. Mod-c Create a new shell window. Mod-x Close focused window. Mod-l Increases the master area width about 5% (all except grid and fullscreen layout). Mod-h Decreases the master area width about 5% (all except grid and fullscreen layout). Mod-j Focus next window. Mod-k Focus previous window. Mod-[1..n] Focus the nth window. Mod-. Toggle minimization of current window. Mod-u Focus next non minimized window. Mod-i Focus prev non minimized window. Mod-m Maximize current window (change to fullscreen layout). Mod-PageUp Scroll up. Mod-PageDown Scroll down. Mod-Space Toggle between defined layouts (affects all windows). Mod-Enter Zooms/cycles current window to/from master area. Mod-t Change to vertical stack tiling layout. Mod-b Change to bottom stack tiling layout. Mod-g Change to grid layout. Mod-s Shows/hides the status bar. Mod-r Redraw whole screen. Mod-G Escape the next typed key. Mod-a Toggle keyboard multiplexing mode, if activated keypresses are sent to all non minimized windows. Mod-X Lock screen. Mod-B Toggle bell (off by default). Mod-M Toggle dvtm mouse grabbing. Mod-q Quit dvtm. Mouse commands Copy and Paste By default dvtm captures mouse events to provide the actions listed below. Unfortunately this interferes with the standard X copy and paste mechanism. To work around this you need to hold down SHIFT while selecting or pasting text. Alternatively you can disable mouse support at compile time, or use Mod-M to toggle mouse support dynamically. Button1 click Select window. Button1 double click Select window and toggle maximization. Button2 click Zooms/cycles current window to/from master area. Button3 click Toggle minimization of current window. EXAMPLE
See the dvtm-status script as an example. CUSTOMIZATION
dvtm is customized by creating a custom config.h and (re)compiling the source code. This keeps it fast, secure and simple. AUTHOR
dvtm is written by Marc Andre Tanner <mat at brain-dump.org> dvtm-0.6 DVTM(1)
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