OBXPROP(1) General Commands Manual OBXPROP(1)NAME
openbox -- A minimalistic, highly configurable, next generation window manager with extensive standards support.
SYNOPSIS
openbox [--help] [--display DISPLAY] [--id ID] [--root] [--] [PROPERTY ...]
DESCRIPTION
obxprop is a tool for displaying the properties on an x window.
This tool has a similar functionality to xprop, but obxprop allows you to see UTF-8 strings as text.
You may use the --id option to specify a window identifier, otherwise obxprop will allow you to select a window by clicking on it.
Primarily, this tool exists for Openbox users to see the value of the _OB_APP_NAME, _OB_APP_CLASS, _OB_APP_ROLE, and _OB_APP_TYPE proper-
ties, which Openbox uses for matching windows against user-defined application rules.
OPTIONS
These are the possible options that openbox accepts:
--help Show a summary of the options available.
--display DISPLAY
Specify the X display to use.
--id ID Specify the window identifier for the window whose properties will be displayed.
Similar to xprop, you may pass one or more property names to have openbox limit its output to only the properties requested.
SEE ALSO
openbox (1), openbox-session(1), openbox-gnome-session(1), openbox-kde-session(1).
Please report bugs to: http://bugzilla.icculus.org/
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obm-moz(1) Openbox Pipe Menu obm-moz(1)NAME
obm-moz - a pipe-menu for openbox
SYNTAX
obm-moz [options]
DESCRIPTION
Obm-moz is a pipe menu for openbox. It translates any mozilla-compatible bookmarks into an openbox menu. If no arguments are given, it'll
try to find your bookmarks. A bookmarks folder can be passed as an argument, it'll try to find it and build the menu out of that folder.
More information about pipe-menus can be found on http://icculus.org/openbox/index.php/Openbox:Pipemenus
OPTIONS -h, --help
Show this help message and exit
-f, --firefox
Look for Firefox bookmarks
-b FILENAME, --bookmarks=FILENAME
Specify the path to the bookmarks.html file
-r ROOT, --root=ROOT
Root folder of the bookmarks
-n BROWSER, --navigator=BROWSER
Command to run the web browser.
EXAMPLES
obm-moz -b "/path/to/bookmarks.html" -r "Bookmarks Toolbar Folder"
AUTHORS
obm-dir was written by Manuel Colmenero <mkolme@gmail.com> as part of obmenu. This manual page was originally written for the Debian
GNU/Linux system by Davide Truffa <davide@catoblepa.org>.
SEE ALSO obmenu(1), obm-dir(1), obm-nav(1), obm-xdg(1), openbox(1)Davide Truffa 1.0 obm-moz(1)
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