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wmconfig is a free tool for automatically generating menus for various
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X window managers. It uses a very simple configuration, it's fast and small.
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A special toolkit (Gtk or Qt / KDE) is not required and the menu entries may
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be edited with the text editor of your choice.
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wmconfig will read the application template files located in /etc/wmconfig
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and add an entry into the menu if that application is found on your system.
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It will also read the application template files from the .wmconfig directory
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in the user's home directory. Therefore, the user's settings will override
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the system-wide settings. If optionally any extra files are given as an
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argument on the command line, those will be read last and merged with the
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others (possibly overriding the settings in system and user home dir files).
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To set a default terminal other than xterm for programs that require it, pass
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TERMINAL=urxvt (or any other terminal) to the build script. The terminal
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option (--terminal) can also be set at runtime.
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wmconfig creates menus for the following window managers/desktop environments:
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debug, fvwm95, fvwm2, afterstep, mwm, icewm, blackbox, wmaker, twm, olwm,
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olvwm, fvwm, mlvwm, kde1, kde2, kde3, kde4, qvwm, pekwm, golem, fluxbox, ctwm,
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gnome, openbox, aewm, amiwm, kahakai, pwm, sapphire, e16, e17, e19,
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enlightenment, epiwm, ede, equinox, ude, xfce, wmx, flwm, tvtwm, vtwm, piewm,
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freedesktop, lxde, jwm, sithwm, sawfish
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