FvwmPiazza
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FvwmPiazza - Fvwm module for tiling windows
VERSION
version 0.3001
SYNOPSIS
FvwmPiazza
DESCRIPTION
This Fvwm module tiles windows in different ways; each "way" is called a
layout. Layouts are applied on a per-desktop basis.
Layouts
Layouts can be set in two ways: as a default layout, or on the fly.
A default layout is set in the config with a "LayoutN" directive.
*FvwmPiazza: Layout0 Full
The above means that the default layout for desktop 0 is "Full".
To set a layout on the fly, you must send a message to the module; this
is most easily done by setting a hotkey command for it.
Key f A CM SendToModule FvwmPiazza Full
This will set the layout for the current desktop to "Full" when
Alt-Ctrl-f is hit.
Layout Types
All layouts have a "max_win" argument, which is the maximum number of
windows visible in that layout. For different types of layouts, this set
of windows is arranged differently.
Columns
Columns --max_win I<cols>
README.mkdn view on Meta::CPAN
version 0.3001
# SYNOPSIS
FvwmPiazza
# DESCRIPTION
This Fvwm module tiles windows in different ways; each "way" is called a layout.
Layouts are applied on a per-desktop basis.
## Layouts
Layouts can be set in two ways: as a default layout, or on the fly.
A default layout is set in the config with a "LayoutN" directive.
*FvwmPiazza: Layout0 Full
The above means that the default layout for desktop 0 is "Full".
To set a layout on the fly, you must send a message to the module; this is most easily done
by setting a hotkey command for it.
Key f A CM SendToModule FvwmPiazza Full
This will set the layout for the current desktop to "Full" when Alt-Ctrl-f is hit.
### Layout Types
All layouts have a "max\_win" argument, which is the maximum number of windows visible in that layout.
For different types of layouts, this set of windows is arranged differently.
- Columns
Columns --max_win I<cols>
scripts/FvwmPiazza view on Meta::CPAN
version 0.3001
=head1 SYNOPSIS
FvwmPiazza
=head1 DESCRIPTION
This Fvwm module tiles windows in different ways; each "way" is called a layout.
Layouts are applied on a per-desktop basis.
=head2 Layouts
Layouts can be set in two ways: as a default layout, or on the fly.
A default layout is set in the config with a "LayoutN" directive.
*FvwmPiazza: Layout0 Full
The above means that the default layout for desktop 0 is "Full".
To set a layout on the fly, you must send a message to the module; this is most easily done
by setting a hotkey command for it.
Key f A CM SendToModule FvwmPiazza Full
This will set the layout for the current desktop to "Full" when Alt-Ctrl-f is hit.
=head3 Layout Types
All layouts have a "max_win" argument, which is the maximum number of windows visible in that layout.
For different types of layouts, this set of windows is arranged differently.
=over
=item Columns
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