ONEKO(6)
π±β¨ ONEKO β the oneko manual, section 6, Games Manual β¨π±
okay bestie, so this is oneko, from the Games Manual (section 6 obviously π
), and it's genuinely one of the most iconic little programs ever. let me tell you everything.
πΈ NAME πΈ
oneko β the program that creates a cute little cat who chases around your mouse cursor. that's it. that's the whole vibe. πΎ
π SYNOPSIS π
oneko [-help] [-tora] [-dog] [-bsd_daemon] [-bsd] [-sakura] [-tomoyo]
[-time n] [-speed n] [-idle n] [-name name] [-towindow] [-toname name]
[-tofocus] [-position geometry] [-rv] [-noshape] [-fg] [-bg]
like, that's a LOT of options but don't panic, we're getting to every single one π«Ά
π DESCRIPTION π
so here's the moment: oneko turns your mouse cursor into an actual mouse π and then spawns a little cute cat, and that cat starts chasing around your mouse cursor. yes, really. the cat just vibes, pursuing your cursor across the screen.
and the payoff? if the cat catches up to the mouse, it starts sleeping. π΄ literally the cutest thing. no cap.
β¨ Options β¨
here's the full menu, every flag, nothing skipped:
-helpβ prints the help message on usage. your classic "what does anything do" lifeline π«Ά-toraβ makes the cat into "tora-neko". "tora-neko" means a cat with tiger-like stripes. the manpage author genuinely says "I don't know how to say it in English." and honestly? respect. π―-dogβ runs a dog instead of a cat. yeah. betrayal, but okay. πΆ-bsd_daemonβ runs a 4.3BSD daemon instead of a cat. iconic choice honestly π-bsdβ same as-bsd_daemon. just shorter, we love convenience π-sakuraβ runs Sakura Kinomoto instead of a cat πΈ-tomoyoβ runs Tomoyo Daidouji instead of a cat π-timeinterval β sets the interval timer, which determines the intervals for cat animation. default value is125000and the unit is micro-second. smaller value makes the cat run faster πββοΈπ¨-speeddistance β specifies the distance where the cat jumps at one move, in dot resolution. default is16π¦-idlespeed β specifies the threshold of the speed which themousehas to be running away at to wake the cat up. like, the mouse literally has to book it π-namename β specifies the window name of the cat π·οΈ-towindowβ whenonekostarts with this option, you must select a window by cursor. then the cat appears and starts chasing the window instead of the mouse. you can select another runningonekoas the target window. if the root window is selected, the cat chases the mouse as usual. when the target window is not in sight and not closed, the cat chases the mouse as usual. if the target window is closed, this program exits πͺ-tonamename β specifies the window name of the target, to make the cat chase it instead of the mouse. you can specify another runningonekoas the target window. when the target window is not in sight and not closed, the cat chases the mouse as usual. if the target window is closed, this program exits πͺ-tofocusβ makes the cat run to and on top of the focus window. when the focus window is not in sight, the cat chases the mouse as usual π―-positiongeometry β specifies X and Y offsets in pixels, to adjust the position of the cat relative to the mouse pointer π-rvβ reverses background color and foreground color π-noshapeβ don't use the SHAPE extension π ββοΈ-fgcolor β foreground color π¨-bgcolor β background color π¨
π Resources π
the application name is "neko" (or "tora") and the class name is "Oneko". periodt.
toraβ set toTrueif you want "tora-neko" π―timeβ sets the interval timer in micro-second β±οΈspeedβ sets the distance to jump in pixel π¦idleβ sets the speed threshold to wake the cat up when themouseis running away π΄noshapeβ set toTrueif you don't want to use the SHAPE extension π ββοΈreverseβ set toTrueif you want to switch foreground and background color πforegroundβ foreground color π¨backgroundβ background color π¨
π¦ Notes π¦
okay important stuff, listen up bestie:
while this program usesXGetDefault, be sure to use the"neko.resouce"form. (yes, that spelling, we're keeping it exactly as it is, no notes π)
if you run this program as "tora" β by hard or soft link β the -tora option is enabled by default. sneaky and slay β¨
BSD Daemon Copyright 1988 by Marshall Kirk McKusick. All Rights Reserved. π
Sakura Kinomoto and Tomoyo Daidouji are characters in a comic strip "CARDCAPTOR SAKURA" (CLAMP, Kodansha), with the sanction indicated in CLAMP SCHOOL WEB CAMPUS (http://www.clamp.f-2.co.jp/). πΈπ
π AUTHOR π
the original xneko is written by Masayuki Koba, and modified to oneko by Tatsuya Kato β and modified furthermore by John Lerchey, Eric Anderson, Toshihiro Kanda and Kiichiroh Mukose. a whole relay team of legends π«Άπ
β MAINTAINER β
send questions or problems to mukose@hbar.mp.es.osaka-u.ac.jp π¬
and that's the whole thing, bestie! go forth and let the cat catch the mouse π±π¨π β this has been ONEKO(6) from the Games Manual, section 6, and we're sending you off with all the love ππβ¨
π¦ where this page comes from
- opensuse-leap 16.0: oneko 1.2.sakura.5-bp160.1.10 Β· SUSE-Public-Domain
- opensuse-leap 16.0: oneko 1.2.sakura.5-bp160.1.10 Β· SUSE-Public-Domain
- opensuse-leap 16.0: oneko 1.2.sakura.5-bp160.1.10 Β· SUSE-Public-Domain
- opensuse-leap 16.0: oneko 1.2.sakura.5-bp160.1.10 Β· SUSE-Public-Domain
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