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.TH RIOW 1 .SH NAME riow \- keyboard-controller for rio(1) .SH SYNOPSIS .B riow [ .I -s label ] .SH DESCRIPTION .I riow provides keyboard controlling for .I rio(1) in the manner of .IR i3 , .I sway and so on. It does so by working with .I /dev/kbdtap (see \fIrio\fR(4)) and .IR /dev/wsys . .SS Running .I riow filters all key combinations that include .B Kmod4 modifier, so it has to be placed .I last in the chain of programs using .IR /dev/kbdtap : .EX </dev/kbdtap ktrans | \\ reform/shortcuts | \\ riow >/dev/kbdtap |[3] bar .EE Note that the current desktop number is printed to fd .IR 3 . .SS Keyboard shortcuts .TP .B Kmod4+0…9 Switches to the specified virtual desktops. There are ten in total. .TP .B Kmod4+Shift+0…9 Moves the current window to the specified virtual desktop. .TP .B Kmod4+f Toggle between fullscreen and normal mode for the current window. .TP .B Kmod4+s Toggle "sticky" mode for the current window. In this mode the window is staying while the user is switching between desktops. By default, programs like .IR winwatch , .IR catclock , .IR kbmap , etc are in sticky mode. Additional programs can be added to that list on startup by specifying their labels with .I -s option. .TP .B Kmod4+enter Spawn a new .IR window(1) . .TP .B Kmod4+h/j/k/l Focus left/down/up/right. .TP .B Kmod4+arrows Move the current window in the specified direction. .TP .B Kmod4+control+arrows Same, but in bigger steps. .TP .B Kmod4+shift+arrows Resize the current window. .TP .B Kmod4+shift+control+arrows Same, but in bigger steps. .SH SOURCE https://git.sr.ht/~ft/riow .SH BUGS Yes.