Clean(1.20)

Clean(1.20)

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NAME
       Clean - the AfterStep desktop clutter reduction module

SYNOPSIS
       Clean  is spawned by AfterStep, so no command line invoca-
       tion will work.

DESCRIPTION
       The Clean module performs actions on  windows  which  have
       not  had the keyboard focus for a specific length of time.
       This is intended to help alleviate the problem of  leaving
       programs running in unused portions of your desktop.

       Clean reads ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/clean file when it
       starts up, and looks for lines similar to "*NoClutter 3600
       Iconify".

INITIALIZATION
       During initialization, Clean will eventually search a con-
       figuration file which describes the time-outs and  actions
       to take.

       If  the  Clean  executable  is  linked to another name, ie
       started, with a completely  different  configuration  than
       Clean, simply by changing the keyword  Clean to OtherClut-
       ter. This way multiple clutter-reduction programs  can  be
       used.

INVOCATION
       Clean  can be invoked by inserting the line 'Module Clean'
       in the ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/clean file.   This  can
       be  placed  on a line by itself, if Clean is to be spawned
       during AfterStep's initialization, or can be  bound  to  a
       menu  or  mouse  button  or  keystroke to invoke it later.
       AfterStep will search  directory  specified  in  the  Mod-
       ulePath configuration option to attempt to locate Clean.

CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
       Clean reads ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/clean file when it
       starts up, and looks for lines  similar  to  "*Clean  3600
       Iconify".  The  format  of  these  lines is "*Clean [time]
       [command]", where command is any AfterStep  built-in  com-
       mand,  and time is the time in seconds between when a win-
       dow looses focus and when the command is executed. At most
       3 actions can be specified.

AUTHOR
       Robert Nation


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