dzen

dzen:option-e

rob — 2008-10-13T16:03:46+02:00

Events and actions Dzen allows the user to associate actions to events. The command line syntax is as follows: -e 'event1=action1:option1:...option,...,action;...;event' Every event can take any number of actions and every action can take any number of options. (By default limited to 64 each, easily changable in action.h)

dzen:nagios-notify

rob — 2008-09-29T17:18:26+02:00

Nagios Notify This bunch of perl scripts are meant to parse emails from Nagios and notify about events using popups and statusbar. How it looks These are two shots of statusbar in “all is ok” and “something wrong” modes: The meaning is: H(ost): / S(ervice): //

dzen:mainindex

spiritedflow — 2008-09-25T18:12:28+02:00

* Command-And-Option-List List of CLI options and in-text commands for the latest development version of dzen Detailed description * Option -l : Slave window * Option -e : Events and actions * Option -m : Menu Window manager and application/webservice integration * Dzen-And-Xmonad

dzen:external-links

rob — 2008-09-02T16:03:31+02:00

Links * Tech Life of Recht * Xmonad und dzen * Dzen: pop-up windows from the command-line * Dzen screencast * dzen & xmobar Hacking Thread * Screenshots with some nice dzen setups * FVWM and dzen * Nice dzen weather and status bar * Python dzen wrapper * "Amazing" - a wrapper that can be used with dzen * dtwitzen - a compact twitter client using dzen * pipe-notification - pidgin notifications for dzen

dzen:icon-packs

rob — 2008-09-02T16:01:57+02:00

Icon Packs Rob's icon pack Download Thayer's icons Download sm4tik's icons Download Anthony's icons Anthony's icons big collection of XBMs and XPMs Xwinman.org collection Icon packs and further links

dzen:dzen-and-xmonad

rob — 2008-07-21T18:26:32+02:00

Xmonad and dzen Xmonad is a tiling window manager for X. It is written in haskell and offers a lot of cool features to play with. Due to it's design principles and slim codebase xmonad does not have any builtin means for statusbars, although it does support a configuration option, that will set aside unmanaged screen space. That is where dzen kicks in.

dzen:multiplexer

rob — 2008-07-21T18:17:30+02:00

Dzen multiplexer dmplex is useful if you want to combine multiple input sources into a single dzen instance. Basically we split the dzen window up into numbered sections and let dmplex handle the layout, we just need to supply the number and value of the section we want to alter.

dzen:fun:kittscanner

rob — 2008-07-19T13:14:40+02:00

Code: #!/bin/sh # # (c) 2007 by Robert Manea # # KITT Scanner for dzen - a man, a car, a dzen # #---[ KITT configuration ]---------------------------------------------- SCANNER_LEDS=17 LED_SPACING=3 LED_WIDTH=25 LED_HEIGHT=10 INACTIVE_LED_COLOR=darkred ACTIVE_LED_COLOR=red BG=black SLEEP=0.1 DZEN=dzen2 DZENOPTS="-bg $BG -fg $INACTIVE_LED_COLO…

dzen:command-and-option-list

rob — 2008-07-16T23:23:24+02:00

This lists describes the command line options and in-text formating commands that can be used with the latest development version of dzen. Execute the following command to fetch the latest development version: svn checkout http://dzen.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ dzen

dzen:dz9menu

rob — 2008-07-16T17:46:29+02:00

This script uses the “menuprint_noparse” action, so you need the latest SVN dzen for it to work: svn checkout http://dzen.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ dzen Creates dzen menus from 9menu input files NOTE: If you are using any dzen formating commands in the description field of the menu file you must supply an application to launch!