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StumpWM Manual

— The Detailed Node Listing — Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Key Bindings
3. Commands
4. Message and Input Bar
5. Windows
6. Frames
7. The Mode Line
8. Groups
9. Screens
10. Internals
11. Interacting With Unix
12. Interacting With X11
13. Miscellaneous Commands
14. Colors
15. Hooks
16. Modules
17. Hacking
18. Advanced Configuration
Command and Function Index
Variable Index
1.1 Starting StumpWM
1.2 Basic Usage
1.3 Basic Concepts
1.4 Manipulating Frames and Windows
1.5 Interacting with the Lisp process
1.6 Init File
1.7 Contact the StumpWM developers
Basic Concepts
1.3.1 Screens and Heads
1.3.2 Group Basics
1.3.3 Floating Group Basics
1.3.4 Dynamic Group Basics
1.3.5 Frame Basics
1.3.6 Window Basics
1.3.7 System Trays and the Mode Line
Manipulating Frames and Windows
1.4.1 Moving Between Frames
1.4.2 Manipulating Windows
Key Bindings
2.1 List of Default Keybindings
2.2 Binding Keys
2.3 Modifiers
2.4 Remapped Keys
Commands
3.1 Writing Commands
3.3 StumpWM Types
Message and Input Bar
4.1 Customizing The Bar
4.2 Using The Input Bar
4.3 Programming The Message Bar
4.4 Programming the Input Bar
Windows
5.1 Window Marks
5.2 Customizing Window Appearance
5.3 Controlling Raise And Map Requests
5.4 Programming With Windows
5.5 Rule Based Window Placement
5.6 Window Selection Expressions		Frames
6.1 Interactively Resizing Frames
6.2 Frame Dumping
Groups
8.1 Customizing Groups
Screens
9.1 External Monitors
9.2 Programming With Screens
Internals
10.1 IO Loop
Miscellaneous Commands
13.1 Menus
13.3 StumpWM’s Data Directory
13.4 Debugging StumpWM
13.5 Sending a Bug Report
13.6 Timers
13.7 Getting Help
Colors
14.1 Behind The Scenes Look At Colors
Modules
16.1 Writing Modules
Hacking
17.1 Hacking: General Advice
17.2 Hacking: Adding Documentation and Editing This Manual
17.3 Hacking: Using git with StumpWM
17.4 Sending Patches

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