data/menu.in (raw)
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# This is the default menu file for Openbox
#
# Lines beginning with the '#' character are ignored.
#
# The new syntax is simpler than the old X resource format...
# Each menu item consists of 2 or 3 fields:
#
# [command] (label) {data}
#
# where [command] is one of:
#
# [begin] [end] [exec] [exit] [reconfig] [restart]
# [submenu] [style] [include] [workspaces] [config]
#
# [begin] is used for the top level menu
# [submenu] is used for submenus
# [end] must be used with BOTH [begin] and [submenu] to tell the parser to stop
# reading from the file.
#
# [exec] (label) {string}
# This will insert an item that runs a program.
#
# [exit] (label)
# This will insert an item that exits the window manager.
#
# [reconfig] (label) {string}
# This will insert an item that tells Openbox to re-read it's configuration
# files. {string} is optional, and if supplied, will execute the string with
# /bin/sh -c before the reconfiguration is performed. (this is helpful for
# writing multiple config files and switching between them)
#
# [restart] (label) {string}
# This will insert an item to restart the window manager. {string} is
# optional, and if omitted, Openbox will restart itself. If {string} is
# specified, then a different window manager will be started.
#
# [style] (filename)
# This will insert an item to reconfigure Openbox with the new style. This
# change is saved when Openbox exits or restarts.
#
# [include] (filename)
# This will read more menu items from the file "filename". The file cannot
# contain a [begin] or [end], except for the [end] needed for submenus.
#
# [workspaces] (label)
# This tells Openbox to insert a "link" to the workspaces menu directly
# into your menu.
#
# [config] (label)
# This tells Openbox to insert the ConfigMenu into your menu. The ConfigMenu
# allows you to change several options found in your ~/.openbox/rc file on the
# fly.
#
# example:
[begin] (Openbox)
[exec] (xterm) {xterm -ls}
[exec] (rxvt) {rxvt}
[exec] (StarOffice) {soffice}
[exec] (XEmacs) {xemacs}
[exec] (Acroread) {acroread}
[submenu] (Graphics)
[exec] (The GIMP) {gimp}
[exec] (Image Magick) {display}
[end]
[submenu] (Mozilla)
[exec] (Mozilla Navigator) {mozilla}
[submenu] (More...)
[exec] (Mozilla Mail) {mozilla -mail}
[exec] (Mozilla News) {mozilla -news}
[exec] (Mozilla Composer) {mozilla -edit}
[end]
[end]
[submenu] (X Utilities)
[exec] (Xfontsel) {xfontsel}
[exec] (Xman) {xman}
[exec] (Xcalc) {xcalc}
[exec] (Xload) {xload}
[end]
[submenu] (Styles) {Choose a style...}
[stylesdir] (@datadir@/styles)
[end]
[workspaces] (Workspace List)
[config] (Configuration)
[reconfig] (Reconfigure)
[restart] (Restart)
[submenu] (Others) {Other Window Managers}
[restart] (Start FVWM) {fvwm}
[restart] (Start WindowMaker) {wmaker}
[restart] (Start Afterstep) {afterstep}
[restart] (Start Enlightenment) {enlightenment}
[restart] (Start TWM) {twm}
[restart] (Start KWM) {kwm}
[end]
[exit] (Exit)
[end]
# End of example menu.
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