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setstyle(1)


NAME

   setstyle - set style related options for Window Maker or loads a theme

SYNOPSIS

   setstyle [options] stylefile|themepack

DESCRIPTION

   setstyle  reads  the  file  stylefile  and  writes  its contents to the
   WMWindowMaker domain, effectively setting the Window Maker  style.   If
   the  supplied  path is a directory (themepack), it will be treated as a
   theme pack and it will be loaded appropriately.

OPTIONS

   --help print a help message with the list of options.

   --ignore keyword
          ignore the attribute named keyword from the style file.  You can
          specify  this  option  as  many times as needed.  You may find a
          non-exhaustive list of the keywords  from  the  getstyle(1)  man
          page.

   --no-cursors
          ignore   cursor   definition   options   from   the  style  file
          (NormalCursor,    ArrowCursor,     MoveCursor,     ResizeCursor,
          TopLeftResizeCursor,                       TopRightResizeCursor,
          BottomLeftResizeCursor,                 BottomRightResizeCursor,
          VerticalResizeCursor,     HorizontalResizeCursor,    WaitCursor,
          QuestionCursor, TextCursor, SelectCursor).

   --no-fonts
          ignore font related options from the style file  (IconTitleFont,
          ClipTitleFont, MenuTextFont, MenuTitleFont, WindowTitleFont).

   --version
          print the version of Window Maker from which the program comes.

ENVIRONMENT

   GNUSTEP_USER_ROOT
          specifies   the   initial   path  for  the  Defaults  directory.
          "Defaults/" is appended to this variable to determine the actual
          location  of  the  databases.  If  the  variable  is not set, it
          defaults to "~/GNUstep"

FILES

   GNUSTEP_USER_ROOT/Defaults/WindowMaker
          This is the actual file that's written.

SEE ALSO

   getstyle(1), wmaker(1)

AUTHOR

   This man page was written by Marcelo Magallon <mmagallo@debian.org>.

   Window    Maker    was     written     by     Alfredo     K.     Kojima
   <kojima@windowmaker.info>.

                              April 2015                       setstyle(1)



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