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<div class=title><h1>Ion3 scripts collection</h1></div>
Here are some scripts for Ion3. All of them are in the public domain unless
otherwise mentioned in the source file.
<p>
Scripts that have yet to be converted from Ion2 to Ion3 are
<strike>over-striked</strike>.
<p>
<ul class="contents">
<li><a href="#scripts">Scripts</a>
<li><a href="#keybindings">Key bindings</a>
<li><a href="#styles">Styles</a>
<li><a href="#statusd">Ion-statusd monitors</a>
<li><a href="#instructions">Instructions</a> →
<a href="#download">Downloading</a>,
<a href="#contrib">Contributing</a>
</ul>
<h2>Scripts</h2>
<a name="scripts"></a>
<dl>
<!-- Updated scripts first in alphabetical order, please -->
<dt> <a href="scripts/app.lua">app.lua</a>
<dd> Start an application if it's not running, but go to it if it's
already started. There's also a function to replace query_editfile
which will use a running emacs instance (starting it if necessary,
of course).
<dt> <a href="scripts/collapse.lua">collapse.lua</a>
<dd> Collapse frames on a WIonWS into a single frame
<dt> <a href="scripts/cwin_sp.lua">cwin_sp.lua</a>
<dd> Create per-clientwin scratchpads
<dt> <a href="scripts/detach.lua">detach.lua</a>
<dd> Fancy management of transcient window. Allows you to manage
transcient windows (and even other) in a floating workspace on top
of your traditional workspace, or in the scratchpad.
<dt> <a href="scripts/exec_show.lua">exec_show.lua</a>
<dd> Execute some shell-command (tail, head, grep etc) and display the result.
<dt> <a href="scripts/go_frame_or_desk.lua">go_frame_or_desk.lua</a>
<dd> selects frame in the specified direction. If there is
no frame at that location, instead the next workspace
in the direction becomes active
<dt> <a href="scripts/min_tabs.lua">min_tabs.lua</a>
<dd> Show tabs precisely when two or more windows in an ion frame
<dt> <a href="scripts/nest-ws.lua">nest-ws.lua</a>
<dd> Attach workspaces to windows, to e.g. have a WIonWS inside a
WFloatWS, or vice versa
<dt> <a href="scripts/nextact.lua">nextact.lua</a>
<dd> Go to first found region with activity flag set.
<dt> <a href="scripts/rss_feed.lua">rss_feed.lua</a>
<dd> A simple rss-reader script in lua for ion.
<dt> <a href="scripts/schedule.lua">schedule.lua</a>
<dd> Schedule some messages to show up at specified times in the statusbar.
<dt> <a href="scripts/statusbar_external.lua">statusbar_external.lua</a>
<dd> Show output of external programs or scripts in statusbar.
<dt> <a href="scripts/wcirculate.lua">wcirculate.lua</a>
<dd> Grabbed menu for activation history based cycling of windows.
<dt> <a href="scripts/zoom.lua">zoom.lua</a>
<dd> Simulates larswm-like window zooming.
<dt> <strike><a href="scripts/bookmarks.lua">bookmarks.lua</a></strike>
<dd> Bookmarks support
<dt> <strike><a href="scripts/closeorkill.lua">closeorkill.lua</a></strike>
<dd> Kill client on second close try if it did not respond to close
<dt> <strike><a href="scripts/heuristics.lua">heuristics.lua</a></strike>
<dd> Window placement heuristics for tiled workspaces
<dt> <strike><a href="scripts/histcompl.lua">histcompl.lua</a></strike>
<dd> History completion support for the line editor
<dt> <strike><a href="scripts/move_current.lua">move_current.lua</a></strike>
<dd> Move current window in a frame to another frame in specified
direction
<dt> <strike><a href="scripts/mp.lua">mp.lua</a></strike>
<dd> Mark next mapped window to be attached to a specified object
<dt> <strike><a href="scripts/goto_multihead.lua">goto_multihead.lua</a></strike>
<dd> A version of <tt>WIonWS.goto_dir</tt> that may be useful on
multihead setups.
<dt> <strike><a href="scripts/alt_resize.lua">alt_resize.lua</a></strike>
<dd> Possibly more intuitive resizing bindings.
</dl>
<h2>Key bindings</h2>
<a name="keybindings"></a>
<dl>
<!-- Updated scripts first in alphabetical order, please -->
<dt> <a href="keybindings/emacs-bindings.lua">emacs-bindings.lua</a>
<dd> Emacs-like keybindings for Ion </dd>
</dl>
<h2>Styles</h2>
<a name="styles"></a>
<dl>
<!-- Updated scripts first in alphabetical order, please -->
<dt> <a href="styles/look_bas.lua">look_bas.lua</a>
<dd> A style which colors fit the mozilla-bb background. It makes
use of the techy artwiz font.
<dt> <a href="styles/look_cleansteel.lua">look_cleansteel.lua</a>
<dd> The stock look-brownsteel style with borders removed on tiled
workspaces for cleaner look.
<dt> <a href="styles/look_minimalist.lua">look_minimalist.lua</a>
<dd> A simple gold/red style with relatively large frame borders
designed to increase usability with the minimal tabs modification.
<dt> <a href="styles/look-moy.lua">look-moy.lua</a>
<dd> Grey and violet simple theme.
<dt> <strike><a href="styles/look-awesome.lua">look-awesome.lua</a></strike>
<dd> Inspired by look-clean, comes fully-equipped with big, friendly
tabs, tasty single-pixel borders, and a sprinkling of transparency.
Makes use of the
<a href="http://www.is-vn.bg/hamster/jimmy-en.html">Terminus</a></strike>
font.
<dt> <strike><a href="styles/look-awesome-sm.lua">look-awesome-sm.lua</a></strike>
<dd> A style based on look-awesome above, but with smaller
fonts and paddings and no transparency by default.
This style makes use of the 'nexus' font for tabs.
<dt> <strike><a href="styles/look-cleanpastel.lua">look-cleanpastel.lua</a></strike>
<dd> Similar to stock look-clean* styles, but greenish.
<dt> <strike><a href="styles/look-cool.lua">look-cool.lua</a></strike>
<dd> A style based on look-awesome, made to fit the KDE color scheme
"plastic-grey". Made by Steffen Liebergeld (26.08.2004).
<dt> <strike><a href="styles/look-gtk2.lua">look-gtk2.lua</a></strike>
<dd> A theme that fits the default GTK+2 colors. It makes use of the
terminus and artwiz fonts.
<dt> <strike><a href="styles/look-qt.lua">look-qt.lua</a></strike>
<dd> A drawing engine configuration file that reads settings
from <a href="http://trolltech.com/products/qt/">Qt</a></strike>
configuration file ~/.qt/qtrc.
</dl>
<h2>Ion-statusd monitors</h2>
<a name="statusd"></a>
These scripts are for monitoring various system resources and such,
and they are run within in the <tt>ion-statusd</tt> program, not
ion itself, and thus you should not attempt to load them with
<tt>dopath</tt>. They are loaded automatically.
<p>
Note that many of these monitors that monitor system resources
are Linux-specific using files in /proc.
<dl>
<dt> <a href="statusd/statusd_batt.lua">statusd_batt.lua</a>
<dd> Ion-statusd monitor reporting battery status; works with apm.
<dt> <a href="statusd/statusd_cpuspeed.lua">statusd_cpuspeed.lua</a>
<dd> Ion-statusd monitor reporting current cpu speed; works with apm.
<dt> <a href="statusd/statusd_iface.lua">statusd_iface.lua</a>
<dd> Ion-statusd monitor reporting currently used network
interface.
<dt> <a href="statusd/statusd_inet_addr.lua">statusd_inet_addr.lua</a>
<dd> Ion-statusd monitor reporting current IP address from ifconfig.
<dt> <a href="statusd/statusd_iw_info_min.lua">statusd_iw_info_min.lua</a>
<dd> Ion-statusd monitor reporting minimal wireless info.
<dt><a href="statusd/statusd_mpd.lua">statusd_mpd.lua</a>
<dd> Ion-statusd monitor reporting song currently being played by mpd.
<dt><a href="statusd/statusd_sysmon.lua">statusd_sysmon.lua</a>
<dd> Ion-statusd monitor for reporting various system resources.
<dt><a href="statusd/statusd_uptime.lua">statusd_uptime.lua</a>
<dd> Ion-statusd monitor reporting the system uptime.
<dt><a href="statusd/statusd_netmon.lua">statusd_netmon.lua</a>
<dd> Ion-statusd network monitor reporting network activity.
</dl>
<!--See the Wiki for
<a href="http://wiki.ael.be/ion/index.php/LuaScripts">more</a> scripts,
and add your own.-->
<h2>Instructions</h2>
<a name="instructions"></a>
<h3>Downloading a copy</h3>
<a name="download"></a>
This scripts collection is a
<a href="http://darcs.net/">darcs</a> repository. You can
download a copy of the repository by first
<a href="http://www.scannedinavian.org/DarcsWiki/CategoryBinaries">installing</a>
darcs and then running the command
<pre>
darcs get http://iki.fi/tuomov/repos/ion-scripts-3/
</pre>
This will get you a fully functional copy of the repository in the
directory <tt>ion-scripts-3</tt>.
<p>
To update a previously downloaded repository, use <tt>darcs pull</tt>.
The command <tt>darcs changes</tt> can be used to view the list of
changes, and there is also an
<a href="http://iki.fi/tuomov/repos/_rss/ion-scripts-3.rss">RSS feed</a>
of the most
<a href="http://iki.fi/tuomov/repos/_log/ion-scripts-3.html.gz">recent changes</a>.
<h3>Contributing</h3>
<a name="contrib"></a>
If you have any scripts that you would like to see added here, or would
like to improve upon the existing scripts, please use the following
procedure:
<ol>
<li> Get a copy of the repository as explained above.
<li> Repeat as many times as you want to:
<ol>
<li> Make your changes and put new files in the proper directories
inside your copy of the repository. Use the command
<tt>darcs add <i>filename</i></tt> to put newly added files under
version control.
<li> Update this <tt>index.html</tt> to link to any added files,
<em>in alphabetical order</em>.
<li> Record your changes to your local copy of the repository with the
command <tt>darcs record -a</tt>.
<p class="note">
The first time you do this, darcs
will prompt for your email address. The preferred format is
<em>Your real name <user@host></em>. The address should
not be visible on a linked-to page unencrypted.
The name of the patch is a short one-line summary of your
changes.
</p>
</ol>
<li> Send your patches to me by email with the command <tt>darcs send</tt>.
I will apply them to the online repository if they look okay.
<p class="note">
If you can't for some reason send this way, use the <tt>-o</tt>
option and send the output normally as an attachment. Please
begin the subject line with 'darcs patch'.
</p>
</ol>
For more help on using darcs, see the
<a href="http://darcs.net/manual/">darcs manual</a>.
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