The display language OPEN LOOK locale category. Will be the base for other locale categories. Locale-name Specifies the basic OPEN LOOK locale category setting. International-ization Options -basiclocale synchronize Run the window manager in synchronous mode. Table, or events that are not handled by the various event handlers. Orphaned events are events thatĪre associated with a window or frame that has no entry in the frame hash debug Equivalent to turning on all debugging Don’t use them unless you know what you are doing.Ī message for every event received. Debugging Optionsįollowing options are strictly for debugging. Here will override resources found in resource files. Resource-string Specify resources on the command-line. The Screen Resources section for further information about visuals. The class of the visual in which olwm is to run. Signal is specified as a number, not symbolically. syncsignal signal Specifies the signal to send instead of SIGALRM. Script waits for olwm to finish its initialization, while leaving olwmĪs a child process of the shell script. Running olwm from shell scripts (such as. The signal will be sent only if this option is present. Initialization, it will send a signal (SIGALRM by default) to process-id. syncpid process-id When olwm has completed its
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single Manage windows forĪ single screen only, using the default screen for the specified display. nodsdm Specify that olwm should not provide the Drop Site Database Management Resource-name Use resource-name to look up resources in the resource database. Windows on all screens that a display supports. See the description of the ForegroundColor resource. fg color, -foreground color Specifies the foregroundĬolor. fn font-name, -font font-name Set the font for window titles. dsdm Specify that olwm should provide the Drop String is exported to olwm’s environment, so processes forked from olwm Overrides the DISPLAY environment variable, if any. display display-string Specify the name of the display to manage. See the discussion in the Screen Resources section for further informationĪbout depths.
depth depth Specifies the depth of the visual in which olwm is to run. See the description of the BorderColor resource. bd color, -bordercolor color Specifies the border color. This is the default for monochrome systems. Will override any setting from the resource database.
Options have counterparts in the resource database. Have the OPEN LOOK glyph and cursor fonts available. The only requirements for running olwm are that the server Manager for Sun’s OpenWindows product, but it will work properly with any Parts of the OPEN LOOK graphical user interface. Olwm is a window manager for the X Window System that implements Olwm - OPEN LOOK window manager for OpenWindows
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