MAPW(1)
okay so bestie, welcome to mapw(1) from the General Commands Manual β it's giving tiny-but-iconic window-visibility tool, and it's literally here to map or unmap a window. periodt. π
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πΈ NAME πΈ
mapw β map or unmap window
π SYNOPSIS π
mapw [-mtu] wid [...]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
mapw maps or unmaps a window from the screen, and that modifies the windowβs visibility state. no cap, that's the whole assignment: show it, hide it, or toggle it. π
-mβ Map (show) wid.-tβ Toggle *wid*βs visibility.-uβ Unmap (hide) wid.
and yes, the synopsis says wid [...], so it's ready for a whole lineup of windows. multiple besties, one command. π«Ά
π ENVIRONMENT π
mapw acts on the X display specified by the DISPLAY variable. so it's not out here guessing β it checks DISPLAY and does its thing on that X display. slay. π¦
π SEE ALSO π
lsw(1) β go give it a lil visit, iykyk. π
later bestie! this page comes from wmutils, dated December 13, 2014, and it's MAPW(1) β mwah ππ
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