commit 0ad093d1523cb7cd5d5761fd0602e48e3b4b5640
parent 65d60874dd0781774b68f6cb9fb0fa3820e06ef9
Author: Laslo Hunhold <dev@frign.de>
Date: Sat, 4 Nov 2017 23:36:47 +0100
Tidy up immediate dwm-subpages
Use folders for sites that have corresponding assets
Diffstat:
6 files changed, 144 insertions(+), 144 deletions(-)
diff --git a/dwm.suckless.org/dwmgetstatus.md b/dwm.suckless.org/dwmgetstatus.md
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-dwmgetstatus
-============
-
-The status bar text of **dwm** is stored in the WM_NAME X11 property of the
-root window, which is managed by dwm. It can be easily retrieved using
-standard Unix tools.
-
-Below is the script to do this:
-
- #!/bin/sh
-
- xprop -root -notype -f WM_NAME "8u" \
- | sed -n -r 's/WM_NAME = \"(.*)\"/\1/p'
-
-Link: [dwmgetstatus.sh](//dwm.suckless.org/dwmgetstatus.sh)
-
-Questions
----------
-
-If you have any questions regarding dwmgetstatus, contact Christoph Lohmann
-(<20h@r-36.net>).
-
diff --git a/dwm.suckless.org/dwmgetstatus.sh b/dwm.suckless.org/dwmgetstatus/dwmgetstatus.sh
diff --git a/dwm.suckless.org/dwmgetstatus/index.md b/dwm.suckless.org/dwmgetstatus/index.md
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+dwmgetstatus
+============
+
+The status bar text of **dwm** is stored in the WM_NAME X11 property of the
+root window, which is managed by dwm. It can be easily retrieved using
+standard Unix tools.
+
+Below is the script to do this:
+
+ #!/bin/sh
+
+ xprop -root -notype -f WM_NAME "8u" \
+ | sed -n -r 's/WM_NAME = \"(.*)\"/\1/p'
+
+Link: [dwmgetstatus.sh](dwmgetstatus.sh)
+
+Questions
+---------
+
+If you have any questions regarding dwmgetstatus, contact Christoph Lohmann
+(<20h@r-36.net>).
+
diff --git a/dwm.suckless.org/tutorial.md b/dwm.suckless.org/tutorial.md
@@ -1,122 +0,0 @@
-Launching
----------
-
-To launch dwm, ideally you should setup a `~/.xinitrc` with at least `exec dwm`.
-
-Introduction
-------------
-
-Using dwm can be done in pure keyboard control or through some extra mouse
-handling. See the
-[config.def.h](//git.suckless.org/dwm/plain/config.def.h) for what
-are the default bindings. They are used in this tutorial.
-
- [Shift]+[Alt]+[Enter] - launch terminal
- [Alt]+[p] - dmenu for running programs like the x-www-browser
-
-By default there are 9 tags.
-
-Window model
-------------
-
-Launch a few terminals with `[Shift]+[Alt]+[Enter]` and dwm will _tile_ the windows
-between the **master** and **stack**. A new terminal appears on the **master**
-window. Existing windows are pushed upon a **stack** to the right of the
-screen. `[Alt]+[Enter]` toggles windows between master and stack.
-
- +------+----------------------------------+--------+
- | tags | title | status +
- +------+---------------------+------------+--------+
- | | |
- | | |
- | | |
- | | |
- | master | stack |
- | | |
- | | |
- | | |
- | | |
- +----------------------------+---------------------+
-
-Moving Around
--------------
-
-To **move to another terminal**, press `[Alt]+[j]` or `[Alt]+[k]`.
-
-To **move a terminal to another _tag_**, hover to the terminal and press `[Shift]+[Alt]+[2]`.
- Note! If you are a frequent user of the text editor 'nano' the key sequence [Shift]+[Alt]+[4]
- will stomp on nano's softwrap M-$. To get around this you can unbind nano's M-$ in .nanorc thus:
-
- unbind M-$ all
-
- and rebind it to a new sequence thus (here bind it to 'Meta Key' + ';'):
-
- bind M-; softwrap all
-
- There are several other nano key sequences that dwm will stomp on - use the above example to fix nano up.
-
-To **focus on another _tag_**, press `[Alt]+[tag number]`.
-
-To **move a terminal to master or stack**, press `[Alt]+[d]` or `[Alt]+[i]`.
-
-As stated in the dwm manpage, you can click tags with the left mouse button and simulating `[Alt]+[tag number]`, but you can also click another tag with the right mouse button in order to bring those windows additionally
-into your current focus.
-
-To **kill a window**, press `[Shift]+[Alt]+[c]`.
-
-Layouts
--------
-
-By default dwm is in **tiled** layout mode. Ensure it is tiled mode with:
-
- [Alt]+[t]
-
-You should also notice the `[]=` symbol between the tag numbers and the title bar.
-
-dwm has two further layout modes, **floating** `><>` `[Alt]+[f]` and
-**monocle** `[M]` `[Alt]+[m]`. Monocle is good for ensuring a window is kept
-maximized and focused. This is useful in web kiosk environments and watching
-flash videos. Further layout modes can be included through [patches](//dwm.suckless.org/patches/).
-
-Floating
---------
-
-Floating layout will be familiar to Windows users. Use `[Alt]+[right mouse
-button]` to resize the floating window and `[Alt]+[left mouse button]` to move
-it around. This can also be used to raise a floating window.
-
-There are several ways to get specific windows into being managed as a
-floating window, despite the tiled layout being activated. First there is
-`[Alt]+[Shift]+[space]`, which will toggle floating mode on the active window.
-Then there is the possible to simply resize the window using `[Alt]+[right
-mouse button]`. The last method is to `[Alt]+[middle mouse button]` onto the
-window, to toggle it in being floating. These floating windows then can be
-used to force certain window sizes, when some application requires this for
-aesthetics or simply to being usable.
-
-If you want to set some type of window to be always floating, look at the
-[config.def.h](//git.suckless.org/dwm/plain/config.def.h) and the
-`rules` array, where the last but one element defines this behaviour.
-
-Quitting
---------
-
-To quit dwm cleanly:
-
- [Shift]+[Alt]+[q]
-
-Status
-------
-
-By default dwm is showing `dwm-X.X` in its statusbar. This text can be
-changed by setting the `WM_NAME` property of the root window.
-
-Using the tools of X.org, this can be set using:
-
- % xsetroot -name "Some Text"
-
-There are various tools and methods to populate this text with useful
-information from your system or services running on your system. A barebone for
-doing this in C is [dwmstatus](//dwm.suckless.org/dwmstatus/). See the
-[xinitrc](//dwm.suckless.org/xinitrc.example) example for how to do it
-using a script.
diff --git a/dwm.suckless.org/tutorial/index.md b/dwm.suckless.org/tutorial/index.md
@@ -0,0 +1,122 @@
+Launching
+---------
+
+To launch dwm, ideally you should setup a `~/.xinitrc` with at least `exec dwm`.
+
+Introduction
+------------
+
+Using dwm can be done in pure keyboard control or through some extra mouse
+handling. See the
+[config.def.h](//git.suckless.org/dwm/plain/config.def.h) for what
+are the default bindings. They are used in this tutorial.
+
+ [Shift]+[Alt]+[Enter] - launch terminal
+ [Alt]+[p] - dmenu for running programs like the x-www-browser
+
+By default there are 9 tags.
+
+Window model
+------------
+
+Launch a few terminals with `[Shift]+[Alt]+[Enter]` and dwm will _tile_ the windows
+between the **master** and **stack**. A new terminal appears on the **master**
+window. Existing windows are pushed upon a **stack** to the right of the
+screen. `[Alt]+[Enter]` toggles windows between master and stack.
+
+ +------+----------------------------------+--------+
+ | tags | title | status +
+ +------+---------------------+------------+--------+
+ | | |
+ | | |
+ | | |
+ | | |
+ | master | stack |
+ | | |
+ | | |
+ | | |
+ | | |
+ +----------------------------+---------------------+
+
+Moving Around
+-------------
+
+To **move to another terminal**, press `[Alt]+[j]` or `[Alt]+[k]`.
+
+To **move a terminal to another _tag_**, hover to the terminal and press `[Shift]+[Alt]+[2]`.
+ Note! If you are a frequent user of the text editor 'nano' the key sequence [Shift]+[Alt]+[4]
+ will stomp on nano's softwrap M-$. To get around this you can unbind nano's M-$ in .nanorc thus:
+
+ unbind M-$ all
+
+ and rebind it to a new sequence thus (here bind it to 'Meta Key' + ';'):
+
+ bind M-; softwrap all
+
+ There are several other nano key sequences that dwm will stomp on - use the above example to fix nano up.
+
+To **focus on another _tag_**, press `[Alt]+[tag number]`.
+
+To **move a terminal to master or stack**, press `[Alt]+[d]` or `[Alt]+[i]`.
+
+As stated in the dwm manpage, you can click tags with the left mouse button and simulating `[Alt]+[tag number]`, but you can also click another tag with the right mouse button in order to bring those windows additionally
+into your current focus.
+
+To **kill a window**, press `[Shift]+[Alt]+[c]`.
+
+Layouts
+-------
+
+By default dwm is in **tiled** layout mode. Ensure it is tiled mode with:
+
+ [Alt]+[t]
+
+You should also notice the `[]=` symbol between the tag numbers and the title bar.
+
+dwm has two further layout modes, **floating** `><>` `[Alt]+[f]` and
+**monocle** `[M]` `[Alt]+[m]`. Monocle is good for ensuring a window is kept
+maximized and focused. This is useful in web kiosk environments and watching
+flash videos. Further layout modes can be included through [patches](//dwm.suckless.org/patches/).
+
+Floating
+--------
+
+Floating layout will be familiar to Windows users. Use `[Alt]+[right mouse
+button]` to resize the floating window and `[Alt]+[left mouse button]` to move
+it around. This can also be used to raise a floating window.
+
+There are several ways to get specific windows into being managed as a
+floating window, despite the tiled layout being activated. First there is
+`[Alt]+[Shift]+[space]`, which will toggle floating mode on the active window.
+Then there is the possible to simply resize the window using `[Alt]+[right
+mouse button]`. The last method is to `[Alt]+[middle mouse button]` onto the
+window, to toggle it in being floating. These floating windows then can be
+used to force certain window sizes, when some application requires this for
+aesthetics or simply to being usable.
+
+If you want to set some type of window to be always floating, look at the
+[config.def.h](//git.suckless.org/dwm/plain/config.def.h) and the
+`rules` array, where the last but one element defines this behaviour.
+
+Quitting
+--------
+
+To quit dwm cleanly:
+
+ [Shift]+[Alt]+[q]
+
+Status
+------
+
+By default dwm is showing `dwm-X.X` in its statusbar. This text can be
+changed by setting the `WM_NAME` property of the root window.
+
+Using the tools of X.org, this can be set using:
+
+ % xsetroot -name "Some Text"
+
+There are various tools and methods to populate this text with useful
+information from your system or services running on your system. A barebone for
+doing this in C is [dwmstatus](../dwmstatus/). See the
+[xinitrc](xinitrc.example) example for how to do it
+using a script.
diff --git a/dwm.suckless.org/xinitrc.example b/dwm.suckless.org/tutorial/xinitrc.example
