Linux and UNIX Man Pages

Linux & Unix Commands - Search Man Pages

dmenu(1) [debian man page]

DMENU(1)						      General Commands Manual							  DMENU(1)

NAME
dmenu - dynamic menu SYNOPSIS
dmenu [-b] [-i] [-l lines] [-m monitor] [-p prompt] [-fn font] [-nb color] [-nf color] [-sb color] [-sf color] [-v] dmenu_run ... dmenu_path DESCRIPTION
dmenu is a dynamic menu for X, originally designed for dwm(1). It manages huge numbers of user-defined menu items efficiently. dmenu reads a list of newline-separated items from standard input and creates a menu. When the user selects an item or enters any text and presses Return, their choice is printed to standard output and dmenu terminates. dmenu_run is a dmenu script used by dwm which lists programs in the user's PATH and executes the selected item. dmenu_path is a program used by dmenu_run to find and cache a list of executables. OPTIONS
-b dmenu appears at the bottom of the screen. -i dmenu matches menu items case insensitively. -l lines dmenu lists items vertically, with the given number of lines. -m monitor dmenu appears on the given Xinerama screen. -p prompt defines the prompt to be displayed to the left of the input field. -fn font defines the font or font set used. -nb color defines the normal background color. #RGB, #RRGGBB, and color names are supported. -nf color defines the normal foreground color. -sb color defines the selected background color. -sf color defines the selected foreground color. -v prints version information to standard output, then exits. USAGE
dmenu is completely controlled by the keyboard. Besides standard Unix line editing and item selection (Up/Down/Left/Right, PageUp/Page- Down, Home/End), the following keys are recognized: Tab (Control-i) Copy the selected item to the input field. Return (Control-j) Confirm selection. Prints the selected item to standard output and exits, returning success. Shift-Return (Control-Shift-j) Confirm input. Prints the input text to standard output and exits, returning success. Escape (Control-c) Exit without selecting an item, returning failure. Control-y Paste the current X selection into the input field. SEE ALSO
dwm(1) dmenu-4.2.1 DMENU(1)

Check Out this Related Man Page

XTERMSET(1)						      General Commands Manual						       XTERMSET(1)

NAME
xtermset - change settings of an xterm SYNOPSIS
xtermset [-option ...] DESCRIPTION
xtermset allows you to change the characteristics of an xterm window from the command line. Most options have the same names as those that you would give xterm at startup. OPTIONS
-store [<filename>] This option will save all the other command line options given to the filename. If filename is omitted then the options will be written to ~/.xtermsetrc. -default [<filename>] This option will load options from the specified filename. If the filename is omitted then the options will be loaded from ~/.xtermsetrc. Options specified on the command line preceed those that are in the options file. -f, -force xtermset normally checks if you are using it on a correct terminal (xterm (derivative) or dtterm (derivative). With this option you can override this checking. -T string, -title string Sets the window title. -n string Sets the icon name. -fg color Sets the VT100 foreground color. -bg color Sets the VT100 background color. -mousefg color Sets the mouse pointer foreground color. -mousebg color Sets the mouse pointer background color. -tekfg color Sets the Tektronix emulation window foreground color. -tekbg color Sets the Tektronix emulation window background color. -cr color Sets the text cursor color. -hc color Sets the color for highlighted (selected) text. -fn font-spec, -font font-spec Sets the font. -geom geometry-spec, -geometry geometry-spec Sets the window size and position; see X(1) for details. FILES
~/.xtermsetrc SEE ALSO
bash(1), xterm(1), X(1) BUGS
-geom does not support offsets from the left or bottom of the screen. If the geometry-spec isn't in the correct format, the output will be strange. AUTHORS
Breyten Ernsting (bje@dds.nl) Decklin Foster (decklin@home.com) User Commands Dec 2000 XTERMSET(1)
Man Page