# 03/08/97 sample.steprc v2.0 fsf ffejes@midway.uchicago.edu ############################################ # The AfterStep v1.0 Default Configuration # ############################################ ############################################################## # Official Web Site: # # http://afterstep.edoc.com # # Official FTP Site: # # ftp://afterstep.foo.net/pub/AfterStep # # European Mirror Sites: # # ftp://ftp.asta.uni-essen.de/pub/Afterstep # # ftp://garfield.sch.bme.hu/pub/Linux/AfterStep # # Additional Web Sites: # # http://afterstep.foo.net # # http://apollo.gmi.edu/~kram1968/afterstep # # http://www.iis.ee.ethz.ch/~kiwi/AfterStep # ############################################################## #///////////////////////////////////# # Distinctive Look and Feel Section # #///////////////////////////////////# # Foreground color for unfocused windows and default border color StdForeColor #111111 # Background color for unfocused windows and handle color #StdBackColor #bfbfbf StdBackColor #777777 # Text color for focused windows, menu highlights, and MenuTitle text HiForeColor White # Background Color of focused window and MenuTitle border #HiBackColor #000001 HiBackColor #000044 # Menu Border Color MenuBackColor #bfbfbf # Menu Text Color MenuForeColor Black # Set some cursors Cursor 5 68 # Set the WAIT cursor to the normal left_ptr Cursor 7 68 # Set the SELECT (iconify) cursor Cursor 8 68 # Set the DESTROY cursor # Set Gradient Texture Mapping # Define the texture type for the TitleBars, unfocused TitleBars, # Menu TitleBars, Menu Items, etc. # 0 - No texture # 1 - Wharf-style gradient # 2 - Horizontal one way gradient # 3 - Horizontal from top/bottom to center # 4 - Vertical one way gradient from left to right # 5 - Vertical from left/right to center # 128 - User specified pixmap # focused-title unfocused-title sticky-title menu-title menu-item TextureTypes 1 1 1 1 1 0 # Set the number of colors to use on textures. # Default is 10 on 8bpp screens and 128 on +16bpp. TextureMaxColors 10 10 10 10 # Texture Colors, given in Standard RGB X numbering # Window TitleBar textures TitleTextureColor #303080 #000010 # Unfocused TitleBar textures UTitleTextureColor #a0a2a1 #606261 # Menu TitleBar textures MTitleTextureColor #303080 #000010 # Menu Item textures MenuTextureColor #606060 #d0d0d0 # Don't change the titlebar's highlight's upon mouse click TitlebarNoPush # Gives titles to icons IconTitle # Menu Font Font -adobe-helvetica-medium-r-*-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-iso8859-*,-*-fixed-medium-r-*-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-jisx0208.1983 # Window TitleBar Font WindowFont -adobe-helvetica-medium-r-*-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-iso8859-*,-*-fixed-medium-r-*-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-jisx0208.1983 # Icon Font IconFont -adobe-helvetica-medium-r-*-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-iso8859-*,-*-fixed-medium-r-*-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-jisx0208.1983 # Area where icons should show up (RightX, RightY, LeftX, LeftY) IconBox 0 -64 -1 -1 #//////////////////# # Window Placement # #//////////////////# # RandomPlacement prevents user interaction while placing windows: RandomPlacement # SmartPlacement makes new windows pop-up in blank regions of screen # if possible, otherwise falls back to random or interactive placement #SmartPlacement # Percentage of a page (horizontal, vertical) to scroll when the # cursor reaches the edge of a page ... 0 0 turns off scrolling EdgeScroll 0 0 # Amount of Resistance for moving from desk to desk with the # mouse ... 0 0 allows for only window moves and resizes to # reach into the next desk EdgeResistance 0 0 # Raise the Window when it is clicked on, but do not pass the click # on to the application ... very handy for text editors # Change 1 to 0 in order to get the "normal" ClickToFocus effect #ClickToFocus 1 # Raise the Window when the mouse travels into it and keep focus # until the mouse enters a new window #SloppyFocus # Miscellaneous voodoo commands - they may help you, they may not #AppsBackingStore #BackingStore #SaveUnders # This style of window movement draws the entire window as it # moves, instead of the "rubber-band" outlines # It has a number (N) attached to it (default 5). If the # window occupies less than N% of the screen, OpaqueMove is # used. 0 <= N <= 100 OpaqueMove 100 OpaqueResize # NoPPosition instructs fvwm to ignore the PPosition field in window # geometry hints. # Emacs annoyingly sets PPosition to (0,0)! NoPPosition #////////////////////////# # Miscellaneous Settings # #////////////////////////# # Set windows to auto-raise after 325 milliseconds if you like it. # Use with SloppyFocus or focus-follows-mouse mode #Module Auto 325 # If you don't like the default 150 msec click delay for the complex functions # change this. ClickTime 150 # Don't change to an icon when using Alt-Tab to page through open windows CirculateSkipIcons # StubbornIcons makes icons de-iconify into their original position on the # desktop, instead of on the current page. #StubbornIcons # Place a TitleBar and Handles on popup windows and dialog boxes DecorateTransients # With AutoPlacement, icons will normally place themselves underneath active # windows. This option changes that. #StubbornIconPlacement # If you want ALL you icons to follow you around the desktop (Sticky), try # this StickyIcons #///////////////////////////# # Pager and Virtual Desktop # #///////////////////////////# # Set up the virtual desktop and pager # Set the desk top size in units of physical screen size DeskTopSize 2x2 # Sets the reduction scale used for the Pager DeskTopScale 32 #//////////////# # Common Paths # #//////////////# # ModulePath is a colon-separated list, just like a regular unix PATH # Any Module must be found within the path in order to be located # and executed ModulePath /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep # Another colon-separated list pointing to your pixmaps (color icons) PixmapPath /usr/X11R6/include/X11/pixmaps/ # Path for your ugly black&white icons IconPath /usr/X11R6/include/X11/bitmaps/ # Various styles which can be associated with specific applications # Sticky -- remains "stuck" on all desks # NoTitle -- window has NoTitle # StaysOnTop -- a regular window will not obscure this window # WindowListSkip -- this window will not show up in the # window listing which can be used with a MiddleClick in # the root window (main background) # NoHandles -- No bottom bar Style "oclock" Sticky, NoTitle, StaysOnTop, WindowListSkip Style "*Pager" NoTitle, Sticky, StaysOnTop, WindowListSkip, NoHandles Style "xbiff" NoTitle, WindowListSkip Style "Minitabx11" StaysOnTop Style "Wharf" NoFocus,NoTitle, Sticky, WindowListSkip,StaysOnTop, NoHandles Style "Banner" NoTitle, NoHandles, WindowListSkip, Sticky, StaysOnTop Style "xconsole" NoTitle, Sticky, WindowListSkip, NoHandles Style "xmbmon" NoTitle, Sticky, WindowListSkip, NoHandles ################################## # Animated Iconize Customization # ################################## Module Animate # Draw the lines with black *AnimateColor Black # Delay 1 ms in between frames of animation *AnimateDelay 1 # Break the animation into 12 steps *AnimateIterations 12 # Make 1 full revolution in a twisted animation #*AnimateTwist 1 # Width of line used to animate...0 fastest, larger numbers slower *AnimateWidth 0 # Use the zoom method of resizing instead of the twist *AnimateResize zoom #*AnimateResize twist #/////////////////////# # Wharf Customization # #/////////////////////# # Customize your Wharf -- the pushable, pullable button bar on the right # hand of your display Module Wharf # Animate Wharf's folders *WharfAnimate # Animate Wharf's compression into one icon *WharfAnimateMain # Start on the right top side of the screen *WharfGeometry -1+80 # One vertical column *WharfColumns 1 # Wharf texutre is pixmap. *WharfTextureType 128 # Do not draw border (border does not match pixmap). *WharfNoBorder *WharfPixmap /home/candy/pixmap/ASBBlockWater.xpm # Swallow a pager to quickly get an outlook on your virtual desktop # Click on the different "desks" to change in between them #*Wharf pager nil SwallowModule "Pager" Pager 0 0 # Add a "Beat"iful little timepiece # MaxSwallow it in order to fit the full button *Wharf asclock nil MaxSwallow "asclock" asclock -12 -shape -position -1-1 & *Wharf asclock nil Exec "" xterm -sl 256 -sb -ls -T 'xterm@afterstep.org' & # this time only use a regular Swallow in order # to capture the application in a 48x48 frame *Wharf xclock nil Swallow "xclock" xclock -norender -fg cyan -hd cyan -hl cyan -bg "#000077" -geometry 48x48 -padding 2 & #*Wharf xclock nil Exec "" xterm -sl 256 -sb -ls -T 'xterm@afterstep.org' & # Examine your computer's load *Wharf xload nil Swallow "xload" xload -nolabel -fg green -bg black -hl "#007700" -geometry 48x48-1-1 & #*Wharf xload nil Exec "" kterm -vb -km euc -sb -sl 1024 & # Open up an xterm *Wharf kterm KTerm-AS.xpm Exec "-" kterm -vb -km euc -sb -sl 1024 & *Wharf kterm2 kterm.xpm Exec "-" kterm -vb -km euc -sb -sl 1024 -geometry 96x40 & *Wharf kterm3 kterm2.xpm Exec "-" kterm -vb -km euc -sb -sl 1024 -geometry 156x32 & # Surf the web *Wharf Netscape netscape3.xpm Exec "-" firefox & # Start up GNU Emacs *Wharf emacs text.xpm Exec "-" emcws40 # Create amazing art with the freeware masterpiece, The GIMP *Wharf gimp 3dpaint.xpm Exec "-" gimp & # Read some mail *Wharf xinc writeletter.xpm Exec "-" kterm -sb -geometry 80x12+303-0 -fg green -bg "#007700" -e sh -c 't xinc; while :; do xinc; done' & # Create a pullout "Folder" as the first button on Wharf *Wharf AfterStep AFstep.xpm Folder # This first will shut down AfterStep *Wharf Shutdown shutdown.xpm Quit # Recycle your AfterStep session (Restart) *Wharf Recycler recycler.xpm Restart " " afterstep # Close the Folder *Wharf ~Folder #////////////////# # Icon Selection # #////////////////# # Select some common icon bitmaps for applications named in # column number two ... each icon file must be located in # your PixmapPath (color) or IconPath (b/w) as defined above Icon "xterm" monitor.xpm Icon "kterm" KTerm-AS.xpm Icon "emcws" text.xpm Icon "xinc" writeletter.xpm Icon "ghostview" text.xpm Icon "xman" xman.xpm Icon "gimp" 3dpaint.xpm Icon "login" monalisa.xpm Icon "xv" xv1.xpm Icon "moxfm*" FileFolders.xpm Icon "*lyx*" text.xpm Icon "LyX" text.xpm Icon "Untitled*" YellowBlueRedGeometry.xpm #/////////////////////////# # Initialization Function # #/////////////////////////# # Here we will put programs and modules that we wish to # load up automatically upon startup Function "InitFunction" # Wait until Wharf is done loading so that our xterm will have # the focus when it is first created Wait "I" Wharf Wait "I" Pager 0 0 #Exec "I" exec xterm -geometry +4+4 -sl 256 -sb -ls -T 'xterm@afterstep.org' & # Place the green carpet image onto the background upon startup # I personally recommend xli/xloadimage, but xv seems to be # ubiquitous in the unix world so I'll use that Exec "I" exec xv -root -quit public_html/1280-sorceress.bmp #Exec "I" exec xsetroot -solid DarkGrey EndFunction # These will load up upon every subsequent Restart #Function "RestartFunction" # Module "I" FvwmPager 0 0 #EndFunction #///////////# # Functions # #///////////# # Now define some handy complex functions # Each function can be bound to a specific Mouse Button and # a specific window location (Title, TitleButton, Root Window, # etc.) later on # This one will Raise the window on a Single Click, Shade # (display only the TitleBar) on a DoubleClick, and make # the window uncoverable by all other non-OnTop windows # with a TripleClick. A Click+Motion will move the # window around Function "Shade-or-Raise" Move "Motion" Raise "Click" Shade "DoubleClick" PutOnTop "TripleClick" EndFunction # This will move the window on mouse motion, maximize the # window (while leaving space for Wharf on the right) with a # single MouseClick, roll up the window for a Shade with a # DoubleClick, and put the window on top of all other windows # with a TripleClick (no regular window can be placed on top # of this window until the ontop window has been taken # another PutOnTop TripleClick Function "Maximize_Function" Move "Motion" Maximize "Click" 94 100 Shade "DoubleClick" PutOnTop "TripleClick" EndFunction # This one moves or (de)iconifies: # Icons will restore to full size with a single mouse click # Change "Click" to "DoubleClick" or "TripleClick" as desired Function "Move-or-Iconify" Move "Motion" Iconify "Click" EndFunction # Pretty Simple...Mouse Motion Raises and Resizes the given # window. A mouse click will also Raise it. DoubleClick # will perform a Shade while TripleClick grants unobscurable # status Function "Resize-or-Raise" Resize "Motion" Raise "Motion" Raise "Click" Shade "DoubleClick" PutOnTop "TripleClick" EndFunction Function "Move-or-Top" Move "Motion" Raise "Click" EndFunction Function "Move-or-Lower" Move "Motion" Lower "Click" EndFunction # This is provided as a hint only. # Move to a known page on the desktop, then start an application in a # known location. Could also switch to a known desktop, I guess #Function "abs_coord" # GoToPage "Immediate" 1,1 # Exec "Immediate" exec xcalc -geometry +100+100& #EndFunction #///////# # Menus # #///////# # Now define the menus - defer bindings until later # Here are some common applications...we will add this and the # following menus to our main HotList menu Popup "Applications" Title "Applications" Exec "xv" exec xv & Exec "vi" exec xterm -T vi -e vi & Exec "Ghostview" exec ghostview & Exec "The Gimp" exec gimp & Exec "GNU Emacs" exec emacs & Exec "Bitmap" exec bitmap & Exec "Xxgdb" exec xxgdb & Exec "Calculator" exec xcalc & EndPopup # Some diversionary tactics...xsnow is a personal favorite of mine Popup "Games" Title "Games" Exec "Xsnow" exec xsnow -nonopopup & Exec "Xboard" exec xboard & Exec "XTetris" exec xtetris & Exec "Xvier" exec xvier & EndPopup # Various ScreenSavers that lock the display Popup "Xlock" Title "Xlock" Exec "Braid" exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -mode braid & Exec "Flame" exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -mode flame & Exec "Grav" exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -mode grav & Exec "Pyro" exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -mode pyro & Exec "Qix" exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -mode qix & Exec "Rock" exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -mode rock & Exec "Slip" exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -mode spiral & Exec "Spline" exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -mode spline & Exec "Swarm" exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -mode swarm & Exec "Worm" exec xlock -allowroot -usefirst -mode worm & EndPopup # Some administrative tasks...note that Config opens up an # xterm and automatically edits this file Popup "Utilities" Title "Utilities" Exec "Config" exec xterm -T "AfterStep Configuration" -e vi ~/.steprc & Exec "Top" exec rxvt -T Top -n Top -e top & Popup "Xlock" Xlock EndPopup # This menu allows you to quit, although why you would want # to do such a thing is beyond me Popup "Quit-Verify" Title "Quit?" Quit "Yes, Quit" Restart "Restart" afterstep Nop "No, Don't" EndPopup # Modules ... technically, asclock is a fully functioning # program, but I like to think of it as a nice module Popup "Module-Popup" Title "Modules" Exec "asclock" exec asclock -12 -shape & Module "Banner" Banner Module "Pager" Pager 0 0 Module "Wharf" Wharf EndPopup # Animations ... screen savers run as the default background Popup "Animations" Title "Animations" Exec "Braid" exec xlock -inroot -mode braid & Exec "Flame" exec xlock -inroot -mode flame & Exec "Grav" exec xlock -inroot -mode grav & Exec "Pyro" exec xlock -inroot -mode pyro & Exec "Qix" exec xlock -inroot -mode qix & Exec "Rock" exec xlock -inroot -mode rock & Exec "Slip" exec xlock -inroot -mode spiral & Exec "Spline" exec xlock -inroot -mode spline & Exec "Swarm" exec xlock -inroot -mode swarm & Exec "Worm" exec xlock -inroot -mode worm & # Stop the animation in the background Exec "Stop It" exec kill -9 $(ps aux | grep xlock | grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}') EndPopup # Colors ... quick way to chage desktop coloring Popup "Colors" Title "Colors" Exec "Black" exec xsetroot -solid Black Exec "Red" exec xsetroot -solid Red Exec "Yellow" exec xsetroot -solid Yellow Exec "Green" exec xsetroot -solid Green Exec "Cyan" exec xsetroot -solid Cyan Exec "Blue" exec xsetroot -solid Blue Exec "Magenta" exec xsetroot -solid Magenta Exec "White" exec xsetroot -solid White EndPopup # Images ... quick way to view the included default background images Popup "Images" Title "Images" Exec "Brick" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/brick.jpg Exec "Coins" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/coins.jpg Exec "Dark Wood" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/darkwood.jpg Exec "Eyes" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/eyes.jpg Exec "Glass" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/glass.jpg Exec "Green Carpet" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/carpet.green.jpg Exec "Parquet" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/parquet.jpg Exec "Pebbles" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/pebbles.jpg Exec "Rock" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/rock.tile.jpg Exec "Rope" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/rope.weave.jpg Exec "Stucco" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/stucco.jpg Exec "Tile" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/tile.check.jpg Exec "Tree Bark" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/bark.jpg Exec "Volcanic" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/volcanic.jpg Exec "Wood" exec xv -root -quit /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/backgrounds/wood.jpg EndPopup # Background settings ... choose from either Solid Colors or Color Images Popup "Backgrounds" Title "Backgrounds" Popup "Animations" Animations Popup "Colors" Colors Popup "Images" Images EndPopup # Here is our main Menu that will be seen upon left MouseClick # in the root window (background area) ... note that we have added # our above Menus to this one ... also note that menus must be # defined first before they can be placed in a different menu Popup "HotList" Title "HotList" Exec "Xterm" exec xterm -ls -sl 256 -sb -T 'xterm@afterstep.org' & Exec "Netscape" exec netscape & Popup "Applications" Applications Popup "Utilities" Utilities Popup "Games" Games Popup "Backgrounds" Backgrounds Popup "Modules" Module-Popup Popup "Exit" Quit-Verify EndPopup # This defines the most common window operations Popup "Window Ops" Title "Window Ops" Iconify "Iconify" Function "Resize" Resize-or-Raise Function "Move" Shade-or-Raise Raise "Raise" Lower "Lower" Nop " " Destroy "Kill" Delete "Delete" Nop " " Restart "Restart" afterstep Restart "Restart with twm" twm Quit "Exit" #PutOnTop "(Un)PutOnTop" #Stick "(Un)Stick" #Function "(Un)Maximize" Maximize_Function #Close "Close" #Refresh "Refresh Screen" EndPopup #////////////////# # Mouse Bindings # #////////////////# # First, for the mouse in the root window # Button 1 gives the HotList menu # Button 2 gives the WindowList menu (Listing of current windows) # Button 3 gives the WindowOps # There are 4 colums to the table # First column is the event (Mouse Click or Key Press) # Mouse 0 specify any click in a TitleBar box # Where can be 1 or 2 for first or second box # Mouse 1 is left button, 2 is middle, 3 is right # Second Column is where the click takes place # R = Root window (main background) # F = Window Frame (the corners) # S = Bottom bar # I = Icon Window # T = TitleBar # W = Application Window # Third Column is the Context (ie, modifier keys) # N = No modifiers # A = Any context except for inside the TitleBar Boxes # C = Control # S = Shift # M = Meta # Combos are allowed (eg, CS = Control+Shift) # Fourth Column is the action to take upon click # Action can be a function, popup, or regular action # Key # # Where # # Context# # Action # Mouse 1 R A PopUp "Window Ops" Mouse 2 R A WindowList Mouse 3 R A PopUp "HotList" Mouse 1 1 A Iconify Mouse 1 2 A Close Mouse 1 FS A Function "Resize-or-Raise" Mouse 2 FST A PopUp "Window Ops" Mouse 3 TSIF A Function "Maximize_Function" Mouse 1 T A Function "Shade-or-Raise" Mouse 1 I A Function "Move-or-Iconify" Mouse 1 W M Function "Move-or-Lower" Mouse 3 W M Function "Move-or-Top" #////////////////////# # Keyboard Shortcuts # #////////////////////# Key F1 A M Popup "HotList" Key F2 A M Popup "Window Ops" Key F3 A M WindowList # Alt-F4 will take a screenshot and save it in # the user's home directory as screen.xwd # Programs such as ImageMagick can then be used # to convert the xwd file into jpg or gif format Key F4 A M Exec "xwd" xwd -root -out ~/screen.xwd & Key F5 A A Iconify # Alt(Meta)-Tab pages through open, bordered windows Key Tab A M CirculateUp # Arrow Keys # Control+Arrow scrolls to the next page on the desk Key Left A C Scroll -100 0 Key Right A C Scroll +100 +0 Key Up A C Scroll +0 -100 Key Down A C Scroll +0 +100 #////////////////////# # Module Definitions # #////////////////////# # Pager Configuration -- We have Swallow-ed Pager into the Wharf Module Pager 0 0 # Now let's change colors and make labels *PagerBack #000077 *PagerFore #484048 *PagerFont -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-*-*-10-*-*-*-*-*-*-* *PagerHilight #b2c0dc *PagerGeometry -1+1 *PagerLabel 0 Pager *PagerSmallFont 5x8 # Start the Audio player Module Audio # Select your normal audio player #*AudioPlayCmd /usr/local/bin/showaudio # Select the directory containing your sounds #*AudioDir /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/afterstep/sounds #*AudioDelay 1 # Attach sounds to window manager events...some don't appear to function # as well as they could #*Audio startup gong.au #*Audio shutdown clink.au #*Audio add_window bong.au #*Audio raise_window drip.au #*Audio lower_window drip.au #*Audio focus_change drip.au #*Audio destroy_window crash.au #*Audio iconify ploop.au #*Audio deiconify ploop.au #*Audio toggle_paging fwop.au #*Audio new_page beaming.au #*Audio new_desk beam_trek.au #*Audio configure_window huh.au #*Audio window_name bong.au #*Audio icon_name beep.au #*Audio res_class bong.au #*Audio res_name beep.au #*Audio end_windowlist twang.au # qed