CHWB(1)
π NAME π
okay bestie, welcome to chwb(1) β yes, the general commands manual page β and the name literally says it all: chwb changes window borders. iconic behavior, no notes. π
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β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
chwb [-c color] [-s size] wid [...]
that's the whole shape, bestie: -c color, -s size, and then wid [...]. slay. π«Ά
π DESCRIPTION π
chwb changes the border size or color of the window wid. main character energy fr fr. π
here's the tea on the flags:
-c colorβ sets the border color ofwidto color. colors should be passed as numerical values (seestrtoul(3)) in RGB format. periodt. π-s sizeβ sets the border width ofwidto size. lowkey essential. π
π ENVIRONMENT π
chwb acts on the X display specified by the DISPLAY variable. so yeah, your DISPLAY is the one carrying the whole vibe here. π«Άβ¨
π EXAMPLES π
Set the border color to 128 red, 100 green, 204 blue:
$ chwb -c 0x8064cc
no cap, that's the example exactly as the page gives it. ππ
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