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What is spmenu?

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spmenu is an X11 menu application based on dmenu which takes standard input, parses it, and lets the user choose an option and sends the selected option to standard output.

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In addition to this, it also serves as a run launcher through the included shell script spmenu_run. Alternatively you may use spmenu_desktop which lists .desktop entries instead of $PATH.

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It is designed to integrate well with my dwm fork, speedwm.

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Special features

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This build of spmenu has some features written for this build. Of course if you want, this is free software so you can use it in your own build.

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  • Proper configuration file support
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  • dwm-like key/mouse bind array (See keybinds.h and mouse.h)
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  • Vim-like modes, including indicator.
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  • The ability to move around items with keybinds.
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..and more!

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Other features

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  • Grid
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  • Highlighting
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  • Right-to-left language support
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  • Case-insensitive by default
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  • Fuzzy-finding
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  • Preselect support
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  • History support
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Dependencies

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    • Can be disabled if you don’t want/need multi-monitor support.
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Installation (most GNU/Linux distributions)

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emerge dev-vcs/git # Install dev-vcs/git using your favorite package manager

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git clone https://git.speedie.site/spmenu

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cd spmenu/

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make clean install # Run as root.

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Installation (Gentoo)

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If you are on Gentoo GNU/Linux, you can add my overlay which includes x11-misc/spmenu as well as other useful packages.

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Installation (Arch)

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If you are on Arch GNU/Linux, you can add my repository which includes x11-misc/spmenu as well as other useful packages.

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.Xresources values

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This build allows you to define .Xresources values to load on - startup. See docs/example.Xresources for a list of default values.

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Scripts

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This build of spmenu should work with all spmenu scripts. Here are a few I’ve written/use.

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Notes for GCC users

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If you’re compiling with GCC, chances are you’re seeing a lot of warnings. This is because we’re compiling with -Ofast. I can’t seem to find any issues with using -Ofast but if it bothers you, you can compile with -Os or -O2 which don’t spit out these warnings.

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