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IMPRT WINDOWMANAGER MANUAL
IMPRT WINDOWMANAGER SOFTWARE

^ "xenocara/app/cwm/calmwm.c", OpenBSD CVS, OpenBSD, 27 April 2007, retrieved 30 April 2017.

IMPRT WINDOWMANAGER MANUAL

^ "cwm - a lightweight and efficient window manager for X11", OpenBSD manual pages, The OpenBSD project, retrieved 16 November 2011, The from-scratch rewrite borrowed some code from 9wm, however that code has since been removed or rewritten.^ a b Eriksen, Marius Aamodt, Old home page, archived from the original on 18 November 2011, retrieved 16 November 2011.^ "The X Window System", OpenBSD Frequently Asked Questions, OpenBSD, retrieved.(22 November 2011), "Introduction: calm window manager", OSNews, retrieved 23 November 2011 Archived from the original on 8 June 2015. cwm is also praised for its flexibility, ease of use, and the fact that it can be used without a mouse. Ĭwm is noted to be used mainly due to its status as one of the default window managers in OpenBSD, though other reasons are sometimes cited.

IMPRT WINDOWMANAGER SOFTWARE

Īdditional key bindings and configuration options can be specified in the configuration file ~/.cwmrc.Ĭwm is generally well received in software minimalist communities. Furthermore, it allows manipulating pointing devices, such as mice, with the keyboard. Ĭwm allows raising, hiding, switching between, and searching for windows using just the keyboard, making it suitable to use as terminal emulator multiplexer.

exec wm menu (switch to a different window manager)Īll these menus operate in a "search as you type" manner.

ssh to menu (start a Secure Shell session).

window menu (search for a running application).

cwm does not draw window decorations except for a 1-pixel border around windows. While it lacks explicit virtual desktops functionality, it can be emulated by using the window groups mechanism. Description Ĭwm is a stacking window manager oriented towards heavy keyboard usage, small footprint and ease of use. Ĭwm has been distributed with OpenBSD since version 4.2, where it replaced wm2. By January 2008, a substantial part of the original source code, including all of the 9wm code, was rewritten. In April 2007, cwm was imported into OpenBSD source tree. The last release by the original author came out in August 2005. To ease the implementation of new features, cwm was eventually rewritten using some code from 9wm. Development of cwm started from patches to evilwm by Marius Aamodt Eriksen.