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...It brings the terminal to front on the first call, and pushes it back on the second call, so you can still see the terminal while working in the other window. I prefer this instead of minimizing, and definitely prefer this over the "always on top" terminals. Requirements: wmctrl xprop Python3 Python3 required libraries: psutil (pip3 install psutil) How to use: 1) Install the required commands and libraries 2) Edit the first lines of the script to set your terminal emulator (I use qterminal) 3) Configure your preferred window manager key shortcut to execute the script* *Remember to you give it execution permissions!

SWM is a simple stacking window manager for X. SWM is meant to be controlled using X events and swmctl, its custom command-sending tool. X events could be sent using utilities like xdotool or wmctrl. Their commands, as well as swmctl ones could be mapped to keyboard shortcuts using a utility like sxhkd. You can find an example sxhkd config in the examples.

What is JWMCtrl? JWMCtrl is the java version of wmctrl, it's goal is fully compatible with wmctrl. JWMCtrl require java 1.6 or later. Usage: unzip JWMCtrl-xxx.zip 2. cd JWMCtrl-xxx 3. chmod +x jwmctrl 4. ./jwmctrl -h Contact me: zhengbowang1984@gmail.com

Shell-script to tile windows with various Unix-Desktop-Managers. Requires wmctrl (http://tomas.styblo.name/wmctrl/) to work. Call the script with no options to get some help.