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 # riow

-Some kind of window management experiments with rio.

+Some kind of window management experiments with rio.  What does it do?

+It gives you virtual desktops to move window around to, by pressing

+keys, like i3. The window management code is written in `rc` and is done

+by reading and writing `/dev/wsys` for the most part. There are minimal

+changes to `kbdfs` (to add support for an extra key) and `rio` (to provide

+an additional `/srv/riogkbd.*` file).

-Apply `9front.diff`, run `mk install`.  It seems you also need to

-rebuild your kernel after that since there are changes made to

-`kbdfs`.

+*No guarantees, use at your own risk and blah.*

-The "super"/"windows"/"meta" keys is called "glenda", duh.

+## Features

-```

-What's all this racket going up here, son. Are you playing with your rio's color scheme again?

-It's not COLORS, it's ADVANCED WINDOWS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM! Here, watch this:

+ * virtual desktops from 1 to 0

+ * switch between desktops

+ * move windows between desktops

+ * toggle fullscreen on the current window

+ * start a new window

+ * "sticky" programs, by default `stats`, `kbmap` etc are shown on every desktop

-riow < /srv/*gkbd*

-```

+All that with simple shortcuts.

-## WARNING

+## Installation and usage

-No guarantees, use at your own risk and blah.

+Run `mk install` in this repo.  Apply `9front.diff` on your sources,

+rebuild `kbdfs` and `rio`.  You also need to rebuild your kernel after

+so it picks up new `kbdfs`, reboot.

+The `super/windows/meta/mod` keys are now called `glenda` here, duh.

+To start the actual window management thingy, open a new window in

+`rio` and type `riow < /srv/riogkbd*`. See *Keys* section and it you're

+happy with everything you can start `riow` automatically next time.

+Or not, you can use it when you need it.

+Modify `riow` to your own needs.

 ## Keys