sapphire — minimal but configurable window manager

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                                                                                                     SAPPHIRE(1)

       This manual page documents briefly the sapphire command.

       This  manual page was written for the DebianGNU/Linux distribution because the original program does not
       have a manual page.

       sapphire is a minimal but configurable window manager for X11R6. It supports themes  in  the  form  of  X
       resource files, and has a customisable menu.

       The  Debian  version receives Debian menu entries automatically in a "Debian" submenu by default, you can
       add entries specifically to sapphire (in the rest of  the  menu)  in  the  default-menu  file.  For  more
       information, see update-menus (1) and the FILES section below.

       Users can also set their own options in $HOME/.sapphire/wmconf (an X resource file).

/etc/X11/sapphire/menu/default-menu
                 menu entries specific to sapphire (you can edit this one, it's a conffile)

       /etc/X11/sapphire/menu/menudefs.hook
                 Debian  menu  entries  in  sapphire's format, not read directly, do not edit (edit default-menu
                 instead)

       /etc/X11/sapphire/menu/default
                 this menu file is the one sapphire actually reads, it is automatically generated from the other
                 two by update-menus, do not edit (edit default-menu instead)

       $HOME/.sapphire/wmconf
                 user-specific options

       /usr/share/sapphire/themes
                 themes directory, all of the above may refer to themes from here (the files  themselves  are  X
                 resource files)

       Sapphire  was originally developed from Decklin Foster's aewm, and also uses some code from Blackbox (for
       gradients).

       sapphire — minimal but configurable window manager

-displaydisplayname
                 Use the X-server display 'displayname'.

       -version  Show version of program.

       XFree86 (1), update-menus (1).

sapphire [-displaydisplayname|-version]