

  Breeze  --  An application launcher with command-line style


1. What is this?

  This is an application launcher with command-line style.
  Uses Gtk+2 for its interface.


2. Version/Release date

  0.0.2   Jan 27 2006
  0.0.1   Dec 22 2005


3. Requirement

  Gtk+ >=2.4.0
  XFree86 or X.org
  GNU autotools


4. How to use

  To compile, type ./configure && make && make install.

  Modify $HOME/.xinitrc to launch breeze on startx. (be sure to add '&'.)
  Keys bound to call breeze is now hard-coded. Default is Mod4 + space.
  See src/main.c for the detail.

  A window opens when that bound keys pressed. Then enter keyword and press
  Return. Command registered will be executed. If the keyword is not
  registered, restore it with the dialog box.

  There are some pre-defined commands as below:

    "Reload" --- Forces reload of commands
    "Quit"   --- Quits Breeze itself
    "Edit"   --- Opens command editor

  All resisted commands are saved as $HOME/.breeze_commands.


  [ Advise on Windows Key ]

  Mod4 key is usually mapped on Super_L and Super_R as below.

    $ xmodmap -pm | grep Super
    mod4        Super_L (0x73),  Super_R (0x74)

  And, Super_L, Super_R are mapped on Windows key on PC/AT keyboard.

    $ xmodmap -pk | grep Super
        115         0xffeb (Super_L)
        116         0xffec (Super_R)

  Setup xmodmap or modify src/main.c to grab another key if not.


5. Copyright

  Hironao Komatsu <hironao@fubako.com> holds copyright.

  Breeze uses some codes from utilities of Oroborus
  (http://www.oroborus.org/). Author of those codes are:
    Ken Lynch <kenlynch@blueyonder.co.uk>
    Stefan Pfetzing <dreamind@dreamind.de>

  The license is GNU GPL 2.0 or any later version.


6. No warranty

  This software is provided with no warranty.

