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sawfish-ui(1)						      General Commands Manual						     sawfish-ui(1)

NAME
sawfish-ui -- The Sawfish Configurator. SYNOPSIS
sawfish-ui [ --group=GROUP-NAME ] [ --flatten ] [ --single-level ] [ --socket-id=WINDOW-ID ] DESCRIPTION
This program can be used to invoke the GUI manually; if GNOME is being used, then the GNOME Control Center can also be used to customize certain classes. OPTIONS
--group GROUP-NAME Display only GROUP-NAME GROUP-NAME should be one of these names Sawfish, Appearance, Bindings, Focus, Matched Windows, Minimizing/Maximizing, Miscella- neous, Move/Resize, Placement, Sounds, Workspaces --flatten display sub-groups inline instead of using a tree widget (good for control center). In normal `tree' item, don't put frame the widgets --single-level Don't display the tree widget. --socket-id WINDOW-ID This option allow the ui to be embedded in the gnome control center. This also disables the ok/cancel/etc buttons and enables a hacky protocol on stdin/stdout AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Christian Marillat marillat@debian.org for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others). sawfish-ui(1)

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