/etc/X11/pwm/pwm.conf
System default configuration file
An x11 window manager
Part of pwm(1).
pwm [options]
PWM is a rather lightweight window manager that can have multiple client windows attached to a single frame. This feature helps keeping windows, especially the numerous xterms, organized.
-display host:display.screen
X display to manage
-cfgfile configfile
Config file to use instead of default
-onescreen
On X servers with multiple screens, manage only default screen, not all.
-help
Show help on command line options
-version
Show version
-about
Show about text
These are the default keybindings. Mod1 depends on your system. On PC:s with XFree86 it is probably bound to the left alt key (Alt_L). On Suns it is usually bound to the diamond keys (Meta_L, Meta_R). Use xmodmap(1x) to find out.
Mod1+TabCirculate through the list of windows
Mod1+Shift+TabBackwards circulate through the list of windows
Mod1+nGo to workspace n, where n is 1-9 or 0.
Mod1+M"Root menu"
Mod1+G"Go to menu". Use this menu to select a window to activate.
Mod1+D"Detach menu". Use this menu to detach a window from a group on current workspace.
Mod1+TToggle dock visibility
Mod1+ERun an xterm
These are the keys used to manipulate active frame and client window. They mostly use Control+Shift modifier.
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Keyboard move/resize mode |
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Close window |
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Kill client owning active window |
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Toggle shading of frame |
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Toggle stickiness of frame |
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(Un)maximize vertically |
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(Un)maximize horizontally |
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(Un)maximize both vertically and horizontally |
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Raise frame |
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Lower frame |
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"Attach menu". Use to attach window to the frame. |
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"Window menu" |
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Go to next window within frame |
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Go to previous window within frame |
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Goto n:th window within frame, where n is 1-9 or 0. |
These keys can be used in menus
Down or N
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Next entry |
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Up or P
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Previous entry |
Right or Space
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Enter submenu |
Left or B
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Leave submenu |
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Execute activated entry |
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Close menu |
Z
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Set the menu in "keep mode" |
These keys can be used while in move/resize mode.
EscapeLeave mode changes omitted.
EnterLeave mode applying changes.
Right/Left/Down/UpMove the frame to specific direction in bigger steps.
Mod1+Right/Left/Down/UpShrink/grow the frame in specific direction in bigger steps.
Mod1+Right/Left/Down/UpMove the frame to specific direction by on pixel.
Mod1+Right/Left/Down/UpShrink/grow the frame in specific direction by minimum amount requested by application.
/etc/X11/pwm/pwm.conf
System default configuration file
/etc/X11/pwm/look-*.conf
Color scheme configuration files
/etc/X11/pwm/keys-*.conf
Key binding configuration files
/etc/X11/pwm/buttons-*.conf
Pointer (mouse) button binding configuration files
~/.pwm/pwm.conf
User default configuration file (overrides system default)
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 3.1 (Sarge).