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.TH NOTION 1
.SH NAME
Notion - an X11 window manager
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B notion
.I "[options]"
.SH "DESCRIPTION"
Notion is a tiling tabbed window manager designed with keyboard users in mind.
.SH "OPTIONS"
.TP
.B \-display host:display.screen
X display to manage
.TP
.B \-conffile configfile
Configuration file to use instead of default
.TP
.B \-searchdir dir
Directory to search for configuration files and other scripts
.TP
.B \-oneroot
On X servers with multiple (traditional non-Xinerama) screens, manage only
default screen (root window), not all, as given by the \-display option or
in the DISPLAY environment variable.
.TP
.B \-session session_name
Set session name. This option affects where workspace and other save files are
put (~/.notion/session_name if option set).
.TP
.B \-help
Show help on command line options
.TP
.B \-version
Show version
.TP
.B \-about
Show about text (version, author, license)
.SH BASIC CONCEPTS
This section is an overview of the types objects that appear on an X
display managed by Notion and their relationships in a standard setup. This
information is necessary to understand the operations and availability
of the different key bindings explained below. For a more detailed
explanation, needed for writing custom bindings configuration files,
see the additional documentation available from the Notion Web page.
The top-level objects that matter in the case at hand are \fBscreens\fP.
They correspond to physical screens. Screens contain \fBworkspaces\fP
(which are a kind of \fBgroup\fP), and \fBclient windows\fP put into full
screen mode. These objects are \fBmultiplexed\fP in the sense that only
one can be displayed at a time.
Workspaces themselves may contain \fBtilings\fP and detached/floating
\fBframes\fP. A workspace containing no tilings and only detached/floating
windows is also called a \fBfloating workspace\fP. Tilings themselves contain
\fBframes\fP tiled to fill the screen, and possibly a statusbar or dock. Akin
to screens, frames multiplex other objects, but in this case mostly client
window \fBgroups\fP. Most of the time, frames are the only trace of Notion
you see on the screen. Frames may have border decorations, and they have a
\fBtab\fP for each multiplexed object.
\fBQueries\fP are boxes that appear at the bottoms of frames or screens
to ask you for textual input to execute an action that depends on it.
Most queries support tab-completion.
.SH BINDINGS
These are the default key and pointer bindings. Below, \fBMod4\fP refers to the
modifier used by Notion. \fBMod4\fP is the default, but this can be configured
by setting \fBMETA\fP in the configuration. The particular key that is
interpreted as \fBMod4\fP depends on your system. On Xorg-based systems it is
usually bound to the \fBwindows\fP key. The \fIxmodmap(1x)\fP tool can be used
to get/set which key codes correspond to which modifiers, and the \fIxev(1x)\fP
tool can be used to see what codes are generated by particular keys.
The string in square brackets after a binding group heading below indicates
the module that whose configuration file defines these bindings.
.SS Globally available bindings
BINDINGS:WScreen
.SS Bindings operating on all frames and screens
BINDINGS:WMPlex
.SS Bindings operating on all frames
BINDINGS:WFrame
.SS Bindings operating on top-level (non-transient) frames and screens
BINDINGS:WMPlex.toplevel
.SS Bindings operating on top-level (non-transient) frames
BINDINGS:WFrame.toplevel
.SS Bindings for floating/detached frames
BINDINGS:WFrame.floating
.SS Bindings for tilings and tiled frames [mod_tiling]
BINDINGS:WTiling
.\" BINDINGS:WFrame.tiled
.SS Bindings for client windows
BINDINGS:WClientWin
BINDINGS:WGroupCW
.SS Move/resize mode bindings
BINDINGS:WMoveresMode
.SS Bindings for message boxes and queries [mod_query]
BINDINGS:WInput
.SS Bindings for editing in queries [mod_query]
These bindings are similar to those of the \fIjoe(1)\fP text editor.
Cut, copy and paste works in a more conventional manner, though, but
the keys are equivalent.
BINDINGS:WEdln
.SS Bindings for menus [mod_menu]
BINDINGS:WMenu
.SH FILES AND DIRECTORIES
.TP
.B ETCDIR/cfg_notion.lua
System default main configuration files
.TP
.B ETCDIR/cfg_*.lua
Other configuration files.
.TP
.B ETCDIR/look_*.lua
Colour scheme configuration files
.TP
.B ~/.notion/
User configuration files
.TP
.B ~/.notion/cfg_notion.lua
User default main configuration file (overrides system default)
.SH SEE ALSO
The Notion home page, \fIhttps://notionwm.net/\fP
.PP
The document "Configuring and extending Notion with Lua" found on the
Notion home page.
.PP
.I DOCDIR/
.PP
\fIX(7x)\fP, \fInotionflux(1)\fP, \fIjoe(1)\fP
.SH AUTHOR
Notion was written by the Notion team, based on Ion which was written by Tuomo Valkonen <tuomov at iki.fi>.
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