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Helper scripts for managing a bunch of terminal windows

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Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 301 Commits
xterms.d		xterms.d
.gitignore		.gitignore
Common.pm		Common.pm
Muxer.pm		Muxer.pm
README		README
Screen.pm		Screen.pm
Tmux.pm		Tmux.pm
WMGR.pm		WMGR.pm
Xresources		Xresources
altj		altj
bigterm		bigterm
browsertop		browsertop
ch		ch
common.sh		common.sh
copy		copy
currwin		currwin
cycle		cycle
diskage		diskage
dtree		dtree
dump		dump
dunstrc		dunstrc
fixwinids		fixwinids
fw		fw
go.txt		go.txt
goto		goto
goto.hs		goto.hs
goto.or.error		goto.or.error
goto.pl		goto.pl
groworshrink		groworshrink
install.sh		install.sh
install.sh.txt		install.sh.txt
karabiner.json		karabiner.json
lxde-rc.xml		lxde-rc.xml
makefile		makefile
mux		mux
nmcli_dmenu		nmcli_dmenu
note.txt		note.txt
openbox-environment		openbox-environment
openbox-menu-gnome-settings		openbox-menu-gnome-settings
openbox-menu.xml		openbox-menu.xml
openbox-rc.xml		openbox-rc.xml
paste-in-current-window		paste-in-current-window
root		root
screenrc		screenrc
setting		setting
sine.sh		sine.sh
skype-notificationd		skype-notificationd
st		st
stack		stack
termpid		termpid
termready		termready
termscmd		termscmd
termsmatch		termsmatch
termwinid		termwinid
tmux-starter		tmux-starter
tp		tp
tray		tray
vimquit		vimquit
warmup		warmup
whendone		whendone
wmctrl.mouse		wmctrl.mouse
wmgr-start		wmgr-start
xbind		xbind
xbindkeysrc		xbindkeysrc
xdg.autostart.xbindkeys.desktop		xdg.autostart.xbindkeys.desktop
xinitrc		xinitrc
xmodmap		xmodmap
xrandr.sh.sample		xrandr.sh.sample
xseticon		xseticon
xterms		xterms
xterms.conf.pl.sample		xterms.conf.pl.sample
xterms.seticons.sh		xterms.seticons.sh

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A collection of scripts to manage a bunch of terminals.

Each terminal runs a dedicated muxer (screen/tmux) session named $TERM_NAME.

From there on, the shell is the limit.