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Using cwm On OpenBSD

2023-09-17 08:29:34
Taken from their man page.

cwm actions are initiated either via key or mouse bindings. The following notations are used throughout this page:

C
    Control key.
M
    Meta key.
S
    Shift key.
4
    Mod4 (windows) key.
M1
    Left mouse button.
M2
    Middle mouse button.
M3
    Right mouse button.

The default key bindings are:

CM-Return
    Spawn a new terminal.
CM-Delete
    Lock the screen.
M-Return
    Hide current window.
M-Down
    Lower current window.
M-Up
    Raise current window.
M-slash
    Search for windows.
C-slash
    Search for applications.
CM-n
    Label current window.
M-Tab
    Cycle through currently visible windows.
MS-Tab
    Reverse cycle through currently visible windows.
M-grave
    Cycle through currently visible windows of the same window class.
MS-grave
    Reverse cycle through currently visible windows of the same window class.
CM-x
    Close current window.
CM-[n]
    Toggle visibility of group n, where n is 1-9.
CM-a
    Toggle visibility of all groups.
CM-g
    Toggle group membership of current window.
M-Right
    Cycle through active groups.
M-Left
    Reverse cycle through active groups.
CMS-f
    Toggle freezing geometry of current window.
CM-s
    Toggle stickiness of current window.
CM-f
    Toggle full-screen mode of current window.
CM-m
    Toggle maximization of current window.
CM-equal
    Toggle vertical maximization of current window.
CMS-equal
    Toggle horizontal maximization of current window.
M-[hjkl]
    Move window by a small amount.
MS-[hjkl]
    Move window by a large amount; see cwmrc(5).
CM-[hjkl]
    Resize window by a small amount.
CMS-[hjkl]
    Resize window by a large amount; see cwmrc(5).
M-question
    Spawn “exec program” dialog.
M-period
    Spawn “ssh to” dialog. This parses $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts to provide host auto-completion. ssh(1) will be executed via the configured terminal emulator.
CM-w
    Spawn “exec WindowManager” menu, allowing a switch to another window manager.
CMS-r
    Restart.
CMS-q
    Quit.

The default mouse bindings are:

M-M1
    Move current window.
CM-M1
    Toggle group membership of current window.
M-M2
    Resize current window
M-M3
    Lower current window.
CMS-M3
    Hide current window.

The following key bindings may be used to navigate search and exec dialogs:

[Return]
    Select item.
[Down], C-s or M-j
    Next item.
[Up], C-r or M-k
    Previous item.
[Backspace] or C-h
    Backspace.
C-u
    Clear input.
C-a
    List all available items.
[Esc]
    Cancel.

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