* Erik Steffl <steffl_at_bigfoot.com> 22. Dec 03
> Frank Gruellich wrote:
> >My former 'window manager' (screen) has a neat feature: any screen
> >command is introduced by a special escape key (C-a by default). E.g. I
> >use C-a " to get my windowlist, C-a C-c to get a new window and so on.
> >Can I do something similar in fvwm? Any resources where somebody had
> >done something like this?
> if this is a PC (or at least you are using a PC keyboard) you can use
> win key, AFAIK no apps use it. e.g. win key + arros move between virtual
> screens, win key + delete closes the window etc.
Oh... uhm... win key... always wondered, what it is good for... well,
I'm an idiot. Thanks for pointing this (both, the key and the idiot).
I will use it, nevertheless this is not exactly what I am looking for.
Can I make fvwm to react only if I start with a special key sequence? I
thought about something like calling a function, which creates all key
bindings, on the special key (call my fvwm command) and destroy all key
bindings immediately after this. It would move fvwm out of the way of
all applications once and for all (as with screen). Any hints on this?
Merry Xmas,
regards, Frank.
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Received on Thu Dec 25 2003 - 14:35:24 GMT