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NAME

6       tabbed - generic tabbed interface
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SYNOPSIS

9       tabbed  [-c] [-d] [-h] [-s] [-v] [-g geometry] [-n name] [-p [s+/-]pos]
10       [-r narg] [command...]
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DESCRIPTION

13       tabbed is a simple tabbed container for applications which support XEm‐
14       bed.  Tabbed  will then run the provided command with the xid of tabbed
15       as appended argument. (See EXAMPLES.) The  automatic  spawning  of  the
16       command can be disabled by providing the -s parameter. If no command is
17       provided tabbed will just print its xid and run no command.
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OPTIONS

20       -c     close tabbed when the last tab  is  closed.  Mutually  exclusive
21              with -f.
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23       -d     detaches tabbed from the terminal and prints its XID to stdout.
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25       -f     fill  up tabbed again by spawning the provided command, when the
26              last tab is closed. Mutually exclusive with -c.
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28       -h     will print the usage of tabbed.
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30       -g geometry
31              defines the X11 geometry string, which will  fixate  the  height
32              and      width      of      tabbed.       Them      form      is
33              [=][<width>{xX}<height>][{+-}<xoffset>{+-}<yoffset>].        See
34              XParseGeometry(3) for further details.
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36       -n name
37              will set the WM_CLASS attribute to name.
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39       -p [ s +/-] pos
40              will  set  the absolute or relative position of where to start a
41              new tab. When pos is is given without 's'  in  front  it  is  an
42              absolute  position.  Then  negative numbers will be the position
43              from the last tab, where -1 is the last tab.  If 's'  is  given,
44              then  pos is a relative position to the current selected tab. If
45              this reaches the limits of the tabs; those limits then apply.
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47       -r narg
48              will replace the narg th argument in command with the window id,
49              rather than appending it to the end.
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51       -s     will disable automatic spawning of the command.
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53       -t color
54              defines  the  selected  background  color.  #RGB, #RRGGBB, and X
55              color names are supported.
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57       -T color
58              defines the selected foreground color.
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60       -u color
61              defines the normal background color.
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63       -U color
64              defines the normal foreground color.
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66       -v     prints version information to stderr, then exits.
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USAGE

69       Ctrl-Shift-Return
70              open new tab
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72       Ctrl-Shift-h
73              previous tab
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75       Ctrl-Shift-l
76              next tab
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78       Ctrl-Shift-j
79              move selected tab one to the left
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81       Ctrl-Shift-k
82              move selected tab one to the right
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84       Ctrl-Tab
85              toggle between the selected and last selected tab
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87       Ctrl-t open dmenu to either create a  new  tab  appending  the  entered
88              string or select an already existing tab.
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90       Ctrl-q close tab
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92       Ctrl-[0..9]
93              jumps to nth tab
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95       F11    Toggle fullscreen mode.
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EXAMPLES

98       $ tabbed surf -e
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100       $ tabbed urxvt -embed
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102       $ tabbed xterm -into
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104       $ $(tabbed -d >/tmp/tabbed.xid); urxvt -embed $(</tmp/tabbed.xid);
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106       $ tabbed -r 2 st -w '' -e tmux
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CUSTOMIZATION

109       tabbed  can be customized by creating a custom config.h and (re)compil‐
110       ing the source code. This keeps it fast, secure and simple.
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AUTHORS

113       See the LICENSE file for the authors.
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LICENSE

116       See the LICENSE file for the terms of redistribution.
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SEE ALSO

119       st(1)
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BUGS

122       Please report them.
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