Adithya V. Sastry Robotics + Origami Creator of Tin Can Linux Research Science Institute Lover of all things tiny "A dream is not that which you see while sleeping, it is that which does not let you sleep." -- Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
|-----------------------| | TURTLE | ()---() |-----------------------| ,--/ ()()()\ | A tiny window manager | |: |()()()()|> | written in Rust. | `--\ ()()()/ |-----------------------| ()---() =~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~= This is the webpage for turtle. For general information about building and installing, see the github repo. === CONFIGURATION ================= Turtle will look for a configuration file at ~/.config/turtle/config.ron. An example config file is provided in the repo. Turtle also supports running a startup script at ~/.config/turtle/autostart. === INFO FILE ============= Turtle provides an info file at ~/.config/turtle/info.txt. Currently this outputs a single line with the format 'focused:[id]' which gives the id of the currently focused window. This may be useful for use in shell scripts or statusbars. === KEYBINDS ============ The default keybinds for turtle are listed below: - Super + Shift + Q: quit turtle - Super + W: kill focused window - Super + F: make a window fullscreen (ignores all gaps) - Super + T: make a window large (respects gaps) - Super + S: make a window small - Super + [: cycle windows left - Super + ]: cycle windows right - Super + Tab: switch to the last focused window - Super + Enter: open a terminal (st) - Super + Space: open rofi in run mode Additionally, the following mousebinds are set: - Super + LMB: move the selected window - Super + RMB: resize the selected window All keybinds and mousebinds can be set in the config file.