1jwm(1) General Commands Manual jwm(1)
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6 JWM - Joe's Window Manager
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10 jwm [options]
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13 JWM is a window manager for the X11 Window System.
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17 -display display
18 This option specifies the display to use; see X(1).
19 -exit
21 Exit JWM by sending _JWM_EXIT to the root window.
22 -h
24 Display a help message and exit.
25 -p
27 Parse the configuration file and exit. It is a good idea to use
28 this after making modifications to the configuration file to
29 ensure there are no errors.
30 -restart
32 Restart JWM by sending _JWM_RESTART to the root window.
33 -v
35 Display version information and exit.
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39 /etc/system.jwmrc
40 The default JWM configuration file.
41 ~/.jwmrc
43 Local configuration file. Copy the default configuration file to
44 this location to make user-specific changes.
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48 OVERVIEW
49 Configuration of JWM is done by editing ".jwmrc". This file is
50 XML making it easy to edit, either by hand or programmatically.
51 The example.jwmrc gives an example configuration file. Before
52 restarting JWM, it is a good idea to run "jwm -p" to make sure
53 the configuration file is free of errors. Otherwise you may end
54 up without a root menu.
55 ROOT MENU
57 The root menu in JWM is the primary way of starting programs.
58 It also provides a way to restart or exit the window manager.
59 The outer most tag is RootMenu. The following attributes are
60 supported:
61 onroot list
63 Determine which buttons on the root window activate the
64 menu. This is a list of integers specifying buttons. The
65 default is "123". Note that multiple root menus may be
66 specified by using different buttons for different menus.
67 The range of possible button values is 0 to 9 inclusive.
68 height int
70 Height of each menu item in pixels. 0 indicates the
71 largest menu item will determine the height. The default
72 is 0.
73 labeled bool
75 Determines if a label appears at the top of the menu.
76 Default is false.
77 label string
79 The label to display at the top of the menu. Default is
80 "JWM".
81 Within the RootMenu tag, the following tags are supported:
83 Menu
85 This tag creates a submenu item. Any of the tags allowed
86 within the RootMenu tag, including the Menu tag are
87 allowed within this element. The following attributes are
88 supported:
89 height int
91 Height of each menu item in pixels. 0 indicates
92 the largest menu item will determine the height.
93 The default is inherited from the parent menu.
94 label string
96 The label to use. No default.
97 icon string
99 The icon to use for this menu. No default.
100 labeled bool
102 Determines if a label appears at the top of the
103 menu. Default is false.
104 Include
106 Include the contents of a file into the menu structure.
107 The file must start with a "JWM" tag. The file is speci‐
108 fied by the text of the tag. If the text starts with
109 "exec:" then the output of a program is used.
110 Program
112 The Program tag provides a way to start an external pro‐
113 gram. The text in this tag is the command used to start
114 the program. The following attributes are supported:
115 label string
117 The label to display. Default is the text of the
118 tag.
119 icon string
121 The icon to use. No default.
122 Separator
124 This tag simply puts a line in the menu allowing menu
125 divisions. No text or attributes are used.
126 Desktops
128 Add a desktop menu. This will add a submenu with a list
129 of desktops that can be used to change the current desk‐
130 top. The following attributes are supported:
131 label string
133 The label to use for the menu. The default is
134 "Desktops".
135 icon string
137 The icon to use for this item. No default.
138 SendTo
140 Add a "send to" menu to the menu. After selecting an item
141 from this menu, a window may be selected to send that
142 window to the selected desktop. The following attributes
143 are supported:
144 label string
146 The label to use. The default is "SendTo".
147 icon string
149 The icon to use for this item. No default.
150 Stick
152 Add a stick/unstick window operation to the menu. After
153 selecting this item a window may be selected to toggle
154 the sticky state of that window. The following
155 attributes are supported:
156 label string
158 The label to use. The default is "Stick".
159 icon string
161 The icon to use for this item. No default.
162 Maximize
164 Add a maximize window operation to the menu. After
165 selecting this item a window may be selected to toggle
166 the maximized state of that window. The following
167 attributes are supported:
168 label string
170 The label to use. The default is "Maximize".
171 icon string
173 The icon to use for this item. No default.
174 Minimize
176 Add a minimize window operation to the menu. After
177 selecting this item a window may be selected to minimize
178 that window. The following attributes are supported:
179 label string
181 The label to use. The default is "Minimize".
182 icon string
184 The icon to use for this item. No default.
185 Shade
187 Add a shade/unshade window operation to the menu. After
188 selecting this item a window may be selected to toggle
189 the shaded status of that window. The following
190 attributes are supported:
191 label string
193 The label to use. The default is "Shade".
194 icon string
196 The icon to use for this item. No default.
197 Move
199 Add a move window operation to the menu. After selecting
200 this item a window may be selected to move that window.
201 The following attributes are supported:
202 label string
204 The label to use. The default is "Move".
205 icon string
207 The icon to use for this item. No default.
208 Resize
210 Add a resize window operation to the menu. After select‐
211 ing this item a window may be selected to resize that
212 window. The following attributes are supported:
213 label string
215 The label to use. The default is "Resize".
216 icon string
218 The icon to use for this item. No default.
219 Kill
221 Add a kill window operation to the menu. After selecting
222 this item a window may be selected to kill that window.
223 The following attributes are supported:
224 label string
226 The label to use. The default is "Kill".
227 icon string
229 The icon to use for this item. No default.
230 Close
232 Add a close window operation to the menu. After selecting
233 this item a window may be selected to close that window.
234 The following attributes are supported:
235 label string
237 The label to use. The default is "Close".
238 icon string
240 The icon to use for this item. No default.
241 Restart
243 This tag adds a menu item to restart the window manager.
244 The following attributes are supported:
245 label string
247 The label to use. The default is "Restart".
248 icon string
250 The icon to use. No default.
251 Exit
253 This tag adds a menu item to exit the window manager. If
254 text is present within this tag, it is interpreted as a
255 command to run when JWM exits. This can be used to start
256 another window manager. The following attributes are
257 supported:
258 label string
260 The label to use. The default is "Exit".
261 icon string
263 The icon to use. No default.
264 confirm bool
266 Determine if a confirm dialog appears before exit‐
267 ing. Default is true.
268 Note that confirm dialogs can be disabled completely at
270 the compile-time.
271 TRAYS
273 One or more trays may be created via the Tray tag. This tag
274 supports the following attributes:
275 autohide bool
277 Allows this tray to hide itself when not activated.
278 Default is false.
279 x int
281 The x-coordinate of the tray. This may be negative to
282 indicate an offset from the right of the screen.
283 y int
285 The y-coordinate of the tray. This may be negative to
286 indicate an offset from the bottom of the screen.
287 width int
289 The width of the tray. 0 indicates that the tray should
290 compute an optimal width depending on what it contains
291 and the layout. 0 is the default.
292 height int
294 The height of the tray. 0 indicates that the tray should
295 compute an optimal height depending on what it contains
296 and the layout. 0 is the default.
297 border int
299 The width of the border. The default is 1. Valid values
300 are between 0 and 32 inclusive.
301 layer int
303 The layer of the tray. The default is 8. Valid values are
304 between 0 and 12 inclusive.
305 layout { vertical | horizontal }
307 The layout of the tray. The default is horizontal.
308 valign { fixed | top | center | bottom }
310 The vertical alignment of the tray. The default is fixed.
311 halign { fixed | left | center | right }
313 The horizontal alignment of the tray. The default is
314 fixed.
315 Within this tag the following tags are supported:
317 Clock
319 Add a clock to the tray. The text of this tag is a com‐
320 mand to run when the clock is clicked. This tag supports
321 the following attributes:
322 format string
324 The format of the clock. See strftime(3).
325 zone string
327 The time zone of the clock. See tzset(3).
328 width int
330 The width of the clock. 0 indicates that the width
331 should be determined from the length of the text
332 to be displayed.
333 height int
335 The height of the clock. 0 indicates that the
336 height should be determined from the font used.
337 Dock
339 Add a dock for system notifications. This can be used by
340 those programs that use the _NET_SYSTEM_TRAY_Sn selec‐
341 tion. The size of the Dock is dynamic based on the size
342 of the tray and the number of items contained. Only one
343 Dock is allowed per instance of JWM.
344 Pager
346 Add a pager to the tray. A pager shows a miniature rep‐
347 resentation of a desktop. When over the pager, the
348 scroll wheel will switch desktops. Holding down the
349 right mouse button allows you to drag a window around in
350 the pager which changes its position on the real desktop.
351 You can also drag a window in the pager from one desktop
352 to another. This tag supports the following attributes:
353 labeled bool
355 Determines if the pager has text labels. Default
356 is false.
357 Also see the PAGER STYLE section for more information.
359 Swallow
361 Swallow a program into the tray. The text of this tag
362 gives the command to run. This tag supports the follow‐
363 ing attributes:
364 name string
366 The name of the program to swallow. This attribute
367 is required.
368 width int
370 The width of the swallowed program. 0 indicates
371 that the width should be determined from the tray
372 and size requested from the program. 0 is the
373 default.
374 height int
376 The height of the swallowed program. 0 indicates
377 that the height should be determined from the tray
378 and the size requested from the program. 0 is the
379 default.
380 TaskList
382 Add a task list to the tray. This tag supports the fol‐
383 lowing attribute:
384 maxwidth int
386 The maximum width of an item in the task list. 0
387 indicates no maximum. The default is 0.
388 TrayButton
390 Add a button to the tray. The text of this tag determines
391 what action to take when the button is clicked. The fol‐
392 lowing actions are supported:
393 root:n
395 Show root menu n. Note that the default TrayBut‐
396 ton action is root:1.
397 exec: string
399 Execute a command.
400 showdesktop
402 Minimize all windows on the current desktop.
403 This tag supports the following attributes:
405 label string
407 A label to display. No default.
408 popup string
410 A string to be displayed for a popup. This will
411 default to the value specified for label, if pro‐
412 vided. If neither popup nor label are specified no
413 popup will be shown.
414 icon string
416 An icon to display. No default.
417 INCLUDES
419 Other configuration files may be included under the JWM tag via
420 the Include tag. The text of this tag specifies the location of
421 an additional configuration file. The path may be relative to
422 the loacation JWM was started, an absolute path, or a path ref‐
423 erencing an environment variable (using '$'). The format of the
424 configuration file is the same as the main configuration file.
425 GROUP SETTINGS
427 Program groups allow one to specify options which apply to a
428 group of programs by name and/or class. A program group is cre‐
429 ated with the Group tag. As many program groups can be created
430 as desired. Within the Group tag the following tags are sup‐
431 ported:
432 Name
434 The title of a program to match to be in this group. This
435 field is case sensitive. a wild card, *, may be used.
436 Class
437 The window class for a program to match to be in this
438 group. This field is case sensitive. A wild card, *, may
439 be used.
440 Option
441 An option for this group. Possible options are given
442 below:
443 border
445 Causes windows in this group to have a border.
446 desktop:#
448 The desktop on which windows in this group will be
449 started.
450 icon:string
452 The icon to be used for windows in this group.
453 layer: #
455 The layer on which windows in this group will be
456 started.
457 maximized
459 Make windows in this group initially maximized.
460 hmax
462 Make windows in this group maximize horizontally.
463 vmax
465 Make windows in this group maximize vertically.
466 minimized
468 Make windows in this group initially minimized.
469 noborder
471 Causes windows in this group to be displayed with‐
472 out a border.
473 nofocus
475 Prevents windows in the group from grabbing the
476 focus when mapped.
477 nolist
479 Causes the tray to ignore windows in this group.
480 notitle
482 Causes windows in this group to be displayed with‐
483 out a title bar.
484 pignore
486 Ignore initial window position requested by pro‐
487 gram.
488 shaded
490 Make windows in this group initially shaded.
491 sticky
493 Make windows in this group sticky.
494 opacity:#
496 Set the opacity for windows in this group. The
497 value is a number between 0.0 and 1.0 inclusive.
498 title
500 Causes windows in this group to have a title bar.
501 WINDOW STYLE
503 The WindowStyle tag controls the look of window borders. Within
504 this tag, the following tags are supported:
505 Font
507 The font used for title bars. See the FONTS section for
508 more information.
509 Width
511 The width of window borders in pixels. The default is 4,
512 the minimum is 1, and the maximum is 32.
513 Height
515 The height of window title bars in pixels. The default is
516 20, the minimum is 2, and the maximum is 64.
517 Opacity
519 The opacity of the window. This is a floating point value
520 between 0.0 and 1.0. Note that a composite manager, such
521 as xcompmgr, is required for this.
522 Active
524 The colors used for the active window. See the COLORS
525 section for more information on colors. The following
526 tags are supported:
527 Text
529 The color of text on the title bar. The default
530 is black.
531 Title
533 The color of the title bar (gradients are sup‐
534 ported). The default is red:red.
535 Outline
537 The color of the window outline. The default is
538 black.
539 Inactive
541 The colors used for inactive windows. See the COLORS sec‐
542 tion for more information on colors. The following tags
543 are supported:
544 Text
546 The color of text on the title bar. The default
547 is black.
548 Title
550 The color of the title bar (gradients are sup‐
551 ported). The default is gray:gray.
552 Outline
554 The color of the window outline. The default is
555 black.
556 TRAY STYLE
558 The TrayStyle tag controls the look of trays. Within this tag
559 the following tag is supported:
560 Font
562 The default tray font to use. See the FONTS section for
563 more information.
564 Foreground
566 The default foreground color. See the COLORS section for
567 more information.
568 Background
570 The default background color. See the COLORS section for
571 more information.
572 Opacity
574 The opacity of the window. This is a floating point value
575 between 0.0 and 1.0. Note that a composite manager, such
576 as xcompmgr, is required for this.
577 TASK LIST STYLE
579 The TaskListStyle tag controls the look of task lists. This tag
580 supports the following attribute:
581 insert mode
583 This determines how new items are added to the task list.
584 Valid options are left and right. The default is right.
585 Within this tag the following tags are supported:
587 Font
589 The font used for program names. See the FONTS section
590 for more information.
591 Foreground
593 The foreground color of the task list items. See the
594 COLORS section for more information.
595 Background
597 The background color of the task list items (gradients
598 are supported). See the COLORS section for more informa‐
599 tion.
600 ActiveForeground
602 The foreground color of an active item on the task list.
603 See the COLORS section for more information.
604 ActiveBackground
606 The background color of an active item on the task list
607 (gradients are supported). See the COLORS section for
608 more information.
609 CLOCK STYLE
611 The ClockStyle tag controls the look of clocks. Within this
612 tag, the following tags are supported.
613 Font
615 The font used. See the FONTS section for more informa‐
616 tion.
617 Foreground
619 The color of the text. See the COLORS section for more
620 information.
621 Background
623 The background color. See the COLORS section for more
624 information.
625 PAGER STYLE
627 The PagerStyle tag controls the look of pagers. Within this
628 tag, the following tags are supported:
629 Outline
631 The color of the outline around windows shown in the
632 pager. See the COLORS section for more information.
633 Foreground
635 The color of inactive windows shown in the pager. See the
636 COLORS section for more information.
637 Background
639 The background color of inactive desktops shown in the
640 pager. See the COLORS section for more information.
641 ActiveForeground
643 The color of active windows shown in the pager. See the
644 COLORS section for more information.
645 ActiveBackground
647 The background color of active desktops shown in the
648 pager. See the COLORS section for more information.
649 Text
651 The color to use for pager labels. See the COLORS section
652 for more information.
653 Font
655 The font to use for pager labels. See the COLORS section
656 for more information.
657 MENU STYLE
659 The MenuStyle tag controls the look of the menus in JWM (this
660 includes the root menu and window menus). Within this tag the
661 following tags are supported:
662 Font
664 The font used on menus See the FONTS section for more
665 information.
666 Foreground
668 The text color of inactive menu items. See the COLORS
669 section for more information.
670 Background
672 The background color of inactive menu items. See the COL‐
673 ORSsection for more information.
674 ActiveForeground
676 The text color of active menu items. See the COLORS sec‐
677 tion for more information.
678 ActiveBackground
680 Text background color of active menu items (gradients are
681 supported). See the COLORS section for more information.
682 Opacity
684 The opacity of the window. This is a floating point value
685 between 0.0 and 1.0. Note that a composite manager, such
686 as xcompmgr, is required for this.
687 POPUP STYLE
689 The PopupStyle tag controls the look of popup windows such as
690 those shown when the mouse sits over a task list item. This tag
691 supports the following attributes:
692 delay int
694 The delay in milliseconds before popups activate. The
695 default is 600.
696 enabled bool
698 Determine if popups are shown. Default is true.
699 Within this tag the following tags are supported:
701 Font
703 The font to use. See the FONTS section for more informa‐
704 tion.
705 Outline
707 The color of the window outline. See the COLORS section
708 for more information.
709 Foreground
711 The text color. See the COLORS section for more informa‐
712 tion.
713 Background
715 The background color. See the COLORS section for more
716 information.
717 FONTS
719 Fonts for various parts of JWM are specified within a Font tag.
720 The text of this tag determines the font to use. This can be
721 either a standard X font string or, if compiled with XFT sup‐
722 port, an XFT font string.
723 COLORS
725 Colors for various parts of JWM are specified within specific
726 tags (discribed above). Colors may either be hex triplets in RGB
727 format (for example, #FF0000 is red) or by a name recognized by
728 the X server. For components that support gradients, two colors
729 may be specified separated by a colon.
730 ICONS
732 Icons for windows that don't supply an icon via the _NET_WM_ICON
733 hint are located by searching the icon search path(s) for an
734 icon whose name (minus the ".xpm" or ".png" extension) matches
735 the instance name of the window as returned in the WM_CLASS
736 hint. If this lookup fails, a default icon is supplied. This
737 icon will be displayed for the window on it's title bar and on
738 the task list. Icons that are not an appropriate size will be
739 scaled. Square icons work best.
740 For menu items, the icon path is searched for a match. the icon
742 specified for a menu item must be the exact name of the icon
743 file with the extension. If no match is found, a blank area
744 will appear where the icon should appear. If an icon is not
745 specified for any menu item in a menu, no space will be allo‐
746 cated for icons.
747 Zero or more IconPath tags may be specified. The text of this
749 tag is assumed to be an absolute directory path to a directory
750 containing XPM, PNG, and/or JPEG icons. When searching for
751 icons, if multiple paths are provided, they will be searched in
752 order until a match is made. Note that icon, PNG, JPEG, and XPM
753 support are compile-time options.
754 KEY BINDINGS
756 Keyboard bindings in JWM are specified in Key tags. Either the
757 key or keycode attributes must be specified to determine which
758 key will cause an action. The optional attribute, mask, speci‐
759 fies what key mask, if any, must be in effect for the binding to
760 match. Finally, the text of the Key tag is the action to per‐
761 form.
762 One or more of the following key masks may be specified for mask
764 (see xmodmap(1)):
765 A The "Alt" key (mod1).
767 C Control
769 S Shift
771 1 mod1
773 2 mod2
775 3 mod3
777 4 mod4
779 5 mod5
781 The key specified in the key attribute must contain a valid key
783 string for XStringToKeysym(3). These values are usually what one
784 would expect (for example, the escape key is called "Escape").
785 Valid actions for a key binding are:
787 up Move up. Not grabbed.
789 down Move down. Not grabbed.
791 right Move right. Not grabbed.
793 left Move left. Not grabbed.
795 escape Stop a move/resize or exit a menu. Not grabbed.
797 select Make a menu selection. Not grabbed.
799 next Move to the next window in the task list. Grabbed.
801 nextstacked
803 Move to the next window in the stacking order.
804 Grabbed.
805 prev Move to the previous window in the task list.
807 Grabbed.
808 prevstacked
810 Move to the previous window in the stacking order.
811 Grabbed.
812 close Close the active window. Grabbed.
814 minimize
816 Minimize the active window. Grabbed.
817 maximize
819 Maximize the active window. Grabbed.
820 shade Shade the active window. Grabbed.
822 stick Stick/unstick the active window. Grabbed.
824 move Move the active window. Grabbed.
826 resize Resize the active window. Grabbed.
828 root:n Show root menu n. Grabbed.
830 window Show the window menu for the active window.
832 Grabbed.
833 desktop#
835 Switch to a specific desktop. To use this, "#"
836 must be specified in the key section. The number 1
837 to the number of desktops configured are then sub‐
838 stituted for "#". Grabbed.
839 rdesktop
841 Move one desktop to the right. Grabbed.
842 ldesktop
844 Move one desktop to the left. Grabbed.
845 udesktop
847 Move up one desktop. Grabbed.
848 ddesktop
850 Move down one desktop. Grabbed.
851 showdesktop
853 Show/hide the desktop (maximize/minimize all win‐
854 dows). Grabbed.
855 showtray
857 Unhide the tray (when using autohide). Grabbed.
858 exec:command
860 Execute command. Grabbed.
861 restart
863 Restart JWM. Grabbed.
864 Note that keys that are grabbed will not be available to appli‐
866 cations other than JWM since JWM will interpret these. Also note
867 that there are no default key bindings. Finally, it is possible
868 to bind multiple key combinations to the same action.
869 MOUSE BINDINGS
871 Any button (other than the scroll wheel) on the root window will
872 bring up the root menu unless otherwise specified via the
873 onroot attribute of RootMenu. Scrolling up on the root window
874 switches to the previous desktop and scrolling down switches to
875 the next desktop.
876 The right button will show the window menu on the frame.
878 The left button will resize if on the border or move if in the
880 title bar.
881 The middle button will move anywhere on the frame.
883 A double click on the title bar of a window will toggle the max‐
885 imized state of the window. Scrolling up over the title bar will
886 shade the window and scrolling down will unshade the window.
887 When a menu is open, the scroll wheel will move through menus.
888 When over the pager, the scroll wheel will switch desktops.
889 When over a task list, the scroll wheel will switch windows.
890 DESKTOPS
892 Virtual desktops are controlled with the Desktops tag. Within
893 this tag the following attribute is supported:
894 width int
896 The number of virtual desktops in the horizontal direc‐
897 tion. The default is 4.
898 height int
900 The number of virtual desktops in the vertical direction.
901 The default is 1.
902 Within the Desktops tag the following tags are supported:
904 Background
906 The default background for desktops. The type attribute
907 determines the type of background and the text contained
908 within this tag is the value. Valid types are:
909 solid
911 A solid color. See the COLORS section for more
912 information. This is the default.
913 gradient
914 A gradient color. See the COLORS section for more
915 information.
916 image
917 A stretched image. This may be an XPM, PNG, or
918 JPEG image. Note that support for XPM, PNG, and
919 JPEG images must be compiled in and icon support
920 is required.
921 tile
922 A tiled image. Like image, but the image is tiled
923 instead of stretched.
924 command
925 A command to run for setting the background.
926 Desktop
928 Desktop-specific data. The name attribute may be speci‐
929 fied to name the desktop (the default is the desktop num‐
930 ber). Within this tag a Background tag may be specified
931 for a desktop-specific background. See Background above
932 for more information.
933 OTHER SETTINGS
935 The following tags may also be supplied:
937 DoubleClickDelta
939 The number of pixels the mouse can move during a double
940 click. The default is 2. Valid values are between 0 and
941 32 inclusive.
942 DoubleClickSpeed
944 The maximum number of milliseconds between clicks for a
945 double click. The default is 400. Valid values are
946 between 1 and 2000 inclusive.
947 FocusModel
949 The focus model to be used. The default is "sloppy".
950 Valid values are "click" (click to focus) and "sloppy"
951 (focus follows mouse).
952 MoveMode
954 The move mode. The default is "opaque". Valid values are
955 "opaque" and "outline". The optional coordinates
956 attribute determines the location of the move status win‐
957 dow. Possible values are:
958 off
960 Disable the status window.
961 corner
963 Place the status window in the corner of
964 the screen.
965 window
967 Center the status window on the window
968 being moved.
969 screen
971 Center the status window on the screen.
972 ResizeMode
974 The resize mode. The default is "opaque". Valid values
975 are "opaque" and "outline". The optional coordinates
976 attribute determines the location of the move status win‐
977 dow. Possible values are:
978 off
980 Disable the status window.
981 corner
983 Place the status window in the corner of
984 the screen.
985 window
987 Center the status window on the window
988 being resized.
989 screen
991 Center the status window on the screen.
992 SnapMode
994 The snap mode. The default is "border". Valid values are
995 "none" (for no snapping), "screen" (for snapping to the
996 edge of the screen), and "border" (for snapping to the
997 borders of windows and the screen). An optional
998 attribute, distance, specifies the distance for snapping.
999 The default is 5. Valid values are between 1 and 32
1000 inclusive.
1001 StartupCommand
1003 A command to run when JWM starts.
1004 ShutdownCommand
1006 A command to run when JWM exits.
1007 RestartCommand
1009 A command to run when JWM restarts.
1010 ButtonClose
1012 Path to a bitmask for the close button on windows.
1013 ButtonMax
1015 Path to a bitmask for the maximize button on inactive
1016 windows.
1017 ButtonMaxActive
1019 Path to a bitmask for the maximize button on active win‐
1020 dows.
1021 ButtonMin
1023 Path to a bitmask for the minimize button on windows.
1024
1026 Joe Wingbermuehle <joewing@joewing.net>
1027
1030 X(1)
1031vsvn-500 2011-09-02 jwm(1)