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|  | Posted: Dec. 08 2007,21:14 |  |  
 | Quote (lucky13 @ Dec. 08 2007,09:42) |  | I'll spare you my full list of bindings because I don't use a mouse on my laptop or P200. You also added a redundant call for the root:1 menu (alt-f1 is default, you added ctrl-z) and windows close on alt-f4 (so the x binding is also redundant). I use different bindings for window control tasks (alt-f2 also gives the window control menu), but these are the ones in 4.1 that clobber applications: 
 
 | Code Sample |  | <!-- DSL 4.1 -->
 <Key mask="SC" key="s">shade</Key>
 <Key mask="SC" key="x">close</Key>
 <Key mask="SC" key="m">maximize</Key>
 <Key mask="SC" key="v">minimize</Key>
 <Key mask="SC" key="d">desktop</Key>
 <Key mask="SC" key="b">resize</Key>
 <Key mask="SC" key="n">move</Key>
 
 <!-- mine -->
 <Key mask="CA" key="r">restart</Key>
 <Key mask="CA" key="Return">exec:aterm</Key>
 <Key mask="CA" key="v">exec:aterm -T "vim" -e vi</Key>
 
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 FWIW, JWM is very mouseless-friendly with one notable exception: minimized windows get left out of the toggling in alt-tab and require a mouse to unminimize.
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 What about this idea?
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