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#  SOFTIMAGE's X-Window defaults

#  Comment out any line to use the "default" values
#  specified in /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/* .



#  Define some customizations for xwsh

#xwsh*background:	        grey20	
xwsh*foreground:		grey80
xwsh*cursorTextColor:		white
xwsh*cursorPageColor:		coral
xwsh*barPointerShape:		spider


XWsh*clientDecoration: 		+minimize +maximize +menu +border
XWsh*autoFork:			on
XWsh*selectionTextColor:	white
XWsh*selectionPageColor:	163
XWsh*geometry:			80x40
XWsh*barWidth:			15
XWsh*font:			-schumacher-clean-bold-r-normal--15-150-75-c-90-iso8859-1
XWsh*OverFirst:			true



#  Set certain application resources explicitly

startconsole*geometry:          80x25+15-15

xfontsel*background:		gray80
xfontsel*foreground:		gray30
xfontsel*font:			-*-times-bold-r-*-*-17-*

xfd*background:			gray80
xfd*foreground:			gray30
xfd*font:			-*-times-bold-r-*-*-17-*

xterm*VT100*geometry:		80x25
xterm*font:			-*-lucidatypewriter-*-*-*-*-14-140-*
xterm*pointerColor:		plum4
xterm*loginShell:		on
xterm*scrollBar:		on
xterm*name:			snake
xterm*saveLines:		500

Xman*manualBrowser.Geometry:	840x768
xman*bothShown:			true
xman*topBox:			false
xman*background:		gray80
xman*foreground:		black
xman*font:			term.14




#              4Dwm settings

#  These resources apply to icon management
4Dwm*iconPlacement:		top right
4DWm*iconDecoration:		image label
4Dwm*iconImageMaximum:		80x60
4Dwm*icon*fontList:		-*-courier-bold-r-normal-*-12-*
4Dwm*iconPlacementMargin:	2
4Dwm*useIconBox:		False
4Dwm*iconbox*clientDecoration:	+border
# define the icon tiling area with the following 4 boundary edges:
4DWm*SG_iconPlacementLeftMargin:	0
4DWm*SG_iconPlacementRightMargin:	10
4DWm*SG_iconPlacementBottomMargin:	10
4DWm*SG_iconPlacementTopMargin:		11


#  Set the foreground color (which is the text) for the client window 
#  title bar that currently has the input focus.
#4Dwm*activeForeground:		gold

#  Set the background color (the title bar itself which is "behind the 
#  text") for the client window title bar that currently has the input 
#  focus.
#4Dwm*activeBackground:		deepskyblue4

#  Set the foreground (text) color for menus
#4Dwm*menu*foreground:		navy

#  Set the background (frame) color for menus
#4Dwm*menu*background:		grey80

#  Set the foreground and background (text and frame) color for anybody 
#  who wasn't defined above (e.g. client window frames, dialogs, icons).
#4Dwm*foreground:		black
#4Dwm*background:		lightcyan4

#  The following resources define what the 4Dwm frames will look like 
#  for specific clients.  The values explicitly listed specify various 
#  elements of the window manager frame.
#  Specifying a "+" means "add this element", while no other frame 
#  elements are drawn;  "-" means "subract this element" but otherwise 
#  leave other elements untouched;  "none" means paint no window manager 
#  frame at all.
4Dwm*xterm*clientDecoration:	+resize +minimize
4Dwm*xeyes*clientDecoration:	+title +border +resize +menu
4Dwm*xbiff*clientDecoration:	+border
4Dwm*xload*clientDecoration:	+border +resize +menu
4Dwm*xclock*clientDecoration:	+border +resize +menu
4Dwm*Xman*clientDecoration:	-menu -maximize
4Dwm*gr_osview*clientDecoration:	+resize +menu +border

# make clients able to be placed beyond the confines of the screen proper
# (see the Toolchest -geom option in the ~/4Dgifts/.xsession file).
4DWm*positionOnScreen:		false



# 4Dwm/mwm settings

# set the mailbox to have a border
*mailbox*clientDecoration:	+resize +border +minimize +maximize +menu

# make all apps not explicitly defined above have the following 
# client decoration resources turned on.
*clientDecoration: 		+resizeh +border +minimize +maximize +menu

# make xclock not have any decorations
*xclock*clientDecoration: 	+resize +border +minimize +maximize +menu

# paint ipaste images without any border (use Meta or rightShift-RightControl
# -RIGHTMOUSE to get 4Dwm menu).
*ipaste*clientDecoration:	+border +minimize +maximize +menu




#  The following resources define some aspects of window manager behaviour:

#  The following makes the entire window be drawn when you move it.  To 
#  use the traditional "only move an outline of the window", comment out 
#  next line.
#4Dwm*moveOpaque:		true

#  Uncomment this one if you want windows to auto-raise with focus.
#4Dwm*focusAutoRaise:		true

#  Make the text that appears in the title bar of a window be centered.
#  SG_titlePadding specifies in pixels how much distance to pad above 
#  and below the text in the title bar (default is 3).
4Dwm*SG_titleLeft:		false
4Dwm*SG_titlePadding:		0

#  Window focus follows the pointer.  The other possible value for this 
#  resource is "explicit".  "pointer" means the keyboard focus policy is
#  to have the keyboard focus set to the client window that currently 
#  contains the pointer (the pointer could also be in the client window 
#  decoration).  "explicit" means the keyboard focus is set to a client 
#  window when the user presses button 1 (RIGHTMOUSE) with the pointer on 
#  the client window or any part of the associated client decoration.  
4Dwm*keyboardFocusPolicy:	pointer

#  Define a new default font to be used by 4Dwm for menus and title bars.
4Dwm*title*fontList:		-*-palatino-bold-r-*-*-14-*
4Dwm*menu*fontList:		-*-palatino-medium-r-*-*-14-*

#  WARNING!  this makes the window manager NOT ask you to confirm if you 
#  wanna really (kill and then) restart 4Dwm.
4Dwm*showFeedback:		-restart

#  Don't allow clients to continue to draw while move operations are in 
#  process--setting freezeOnConfig to true makes window outlines not
#  flash during configuration operations when overlay visuals are 
#  available, and "useOverlay" and "useOverlaySolid" are set to true
#  (which is their default value settings for 4Dwm).  
4Dwm*freezeOnConfig:		true

#  Change the width of window borders (note:  these are different from 
#  resize borders--dialogs have borders but they're not *resize* borders).
#  (The default is 5.)
4DWm*frameBorderWidth:		2

#  Change width of *resize* borders--clients have these by default.
#  (The default here is 10.)
4Dwm*resizeBorderWidth:		2

#  User can interactively place and/or resize new windows.
4Dwm*interactivePlacement:	true
#
