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@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ Please let me know if any keybinds are missing as these have been manually added
- Super+Shift+m - Opens the defined music player
- Super+Shift+x - Opens the defined system process viewer in your terminal
- Super+Shift+c - Opens the defined chat client
- Super+Shift+d - Opens iron in the terminal if it is installed.
- Super+Shift+d - Opens iron in the terminal if it is installed
- Super+Shift+u - Opens the defined RSS reader
- Super+Shift+r - Opens the defined email client
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These keybinds are for navigating speedwm
- Super+f - Full-screen the selected window
- Super+f - Fullscreen the selected window
- Super+b - Show/hide the speedwm bar
- Super+s - Show/hide the systray
- Super+j/k - Move focus between visible windows
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Thanks to the 'fsignal' patch available on suckless.org's website, we can easily write shell scripts to interact with dwm and therefore speedwm.
I made some changes to this patch, because it has some.. questionable behaviour in my opinion.
To use signals, if you have speedwm-extras, simply use the speedwm-utils script. Syntax is speedwm-utils -exec <signum>
If you do not have speedwm-extras, you can use the speedwm binary itself. The syntax is speedwm -s "#cmd:<signum>"
To use signals, you can use libspeedwm. Previously, speedwm-utils (part of speedwm-extras) would be used but that now depends on libspeedwm anyway. Using libspeedwm directly is the easiest option.
If you do not have speedwm-extras or libspeedwm, you can use the speedwm binary itself. The syntax is speedwm -s "#cmd:<signum>"
This option is not as solid though as signums can and will likely be moved around breaking your scripts. Therefore I highly recommend you use libspeedwm when writing scripts.
Below is a list of all signums and what they do.

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Thanks to the 'fsignal' patch available on suckless.org's website, we can easily write shell scripts to interact with dwm and therefore speedwm.
I made some changes to this patch, because it has some.. questionable behaviour in my opinion.
To use signals, if you have speedwm-extras, simply use the speedwm-utils script. Syntax is speedwm-utils -exec <signum>
If you do not have speedwm-extras, you can use the speedwm binary itself. The syntax is speedwm -s "#cmd:<signum>"
To use signals, you can use libspeedwm. Previously, speedwm-utils (part of speedwm-extras) would be used but that now depends on libspeedwm anyway. Using libspeedwm directly is the easiest option.
If you do not have speedwm-extras or libspeedwm, you can use the speedwm binary itself. The syntax is speedwm -s "#cmd:<signum>"
This option is not as solid though as signums can and will likely be moved around breaking your scripts. Therefore I highly recommend you use libspeedwm when writing scripts.
Below is a list of all signums and what they do.

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- Super+Shift+m - Opens the defined music player
- Super+Shift+x - Opens the defined system process viewer in your terminal
- Super+Shift+c - Opens the defined chat client
- Super+Shift+d - Opens iron in the terminal if it is installed.
- Super+Shift+d - Opens iron in the terminal if it is installed
- Super+Shift+u - Opens the defined RSS reader
- Super+Shift+r - Opens the defined email client
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These keybinds are for navigating speedwm
- Super+f - Full-screen the selected window
- Super+f - Fullscreen the selected window
- Super+b - Show/hide the speedwm bar
- Super+s - Show/hide the systray
- Super+j/k - Move focus between visible windows