Updated README.md, mwm.c.
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For the true minimalist:
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- ~20 LOC.
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- No default keybindings.
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- ~40 LOC.
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- No default keybindings (just edit the source).
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- No title bars, no status bars, no buttons, no borders, no menus, etc.
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- No mouse control.
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- No virtual desktops.
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- No configuration files.
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- Absolutely adabptable to your needs.
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- Includes just what is strictly needed.
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- Not standards compliant (because, honestly, who gives a fuck?).
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`mwm` just loops through X key press events and lets you bind
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actions to key presses. It provides two macros: `grab` and `on`.
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You first `grab` the key (e.g.: `grab("Return", Mod4Mask)`), then you bind
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an action to it (e.g.: `on("Return", system("xterm &"))`). More than
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one action can be provided (e.g.: `on("Tab", XCirculateSubwindowsUp(d, r); XSetInputFocus(d, e.xkey.window, 0, 0)))`).
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actions to key presses. It provides two macros: `grab` and `K`.
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Read the source for an example on how to use it (my own setup).
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Dead simple.
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