SWM(1)

NAME
sWM - a (s)mall (W)indow (M)anager for X11

SYNOPSIS
swm [options...]

DESCRIPTION
sWM is a small Window Manager for X11. sWM is optimized for small displays with a recommended minimum resolution of 640x480 pixels and consumes less than 860k of RAM (depends on your configuration).

USAGE - MOUSE

Titlebar left-click
    Raises window and moves it while the mouse button is pressed.

Titlebar middle-click (if SHADE is enabled)
    Shades the window up/down.

Titlebar right-click
    As above, but does not raise the window. Allows you to move windows in background.

[x] Closebox left-click
    Closes the window.

[x] Closebox middle-click
    Lowers the window.

[x] Closebox right-click
    Allows you to resize the window while the mouse button is pressed.

[+] Maximizebox left-click
    Resizes the window to full screen.

[+] Maximizebox middle-click
    Does nothing in this release.

[+] Maximizebox right-click
    If the window was maximized, this resizes the window to the former size/position.

[#]/[s] Stickybox left-click (if GNOME is enabled)
    Toggles the window sticky/unsticky.

[#]/[s] Stickybox middle-click (if GNOME is enabled)
    Switches to the pevious desktop taking the window with you.

[#]/[s] Stickybox right-click (if GNOME is enabled)
    Switches to the next desktop taking the window with you.

Window border left-click
    Moves the window while the mouse button is pressed, without raising it.

Window border middle-click
    Raises the window and moves it while the mouse button is pressed.

Window border right-click
    Resized the window while the mouse button is pressed, without raising it.

Root-window button 1|2|3
    executes .swm/button1, button2 or button3. If no other program grabs the background.

USAGE - KEYBOARD
sWM functions can be enabled/disabled with Num-Lock, Caps-Lock or Scroll-Lock. sWM will pass all received keys to the application window if one of these locks is enabled.

Alt-Tab
    Rises the next window.

Alt-F3 (if MWM compliance is enabled)
    (Un)hides the titlebar

Alf-F4
    Closes the window with the current input focus.

Alf-F5
    Raises the window with the current input focus, in gnome mode it will be raised ontop of its current layer.

Ctrl-Tab (if GNOME is enabled)
    Switches to the next virtual desktop.

Alt-PageUp (if GNOME is enabled)
    Raises the window to a layer above.

Alt-PageDown (if GNOME is enabled)
    Lowers the window to a layer below.

OPTIONS

-display display
    Run swm on the X11 display display.

BUGS

If you find some - mail me. :-))

AUTHOR
Robert Sperling <sperling@small-window-manager.de>.