Command Reference

The main window

Using the mouse
In you can activate applications by clicking them with the left button.
The middle button of the mouse can be used for draging applications within . Applications can either be moved within a virtual desktop or to another one.
Clicking the right mouse button anywhere in will open a contextmenu.

The Context Menu
The context menu depends on where the right mouse button is clicked: If it is clicked on the empty background of , it only has two items: Configure KPager and Quit. Otherwise, if clicked on a window, there are also the name and the icon of the application, and Minimize, Maximize, To Desktop and Close are displayed. See below for a detailed description of the menu items.
Maximize 	Maximizes the application window to the whole desktop. This item only appears if right clicked on an application window.
Minimize 	Iconifies the application. This item only appears if right clicked on an application window.
To Desktop 	Sends the application window to the chosen virtual desktop. This item only appears if right clicked on an application window.
Close 	Closes the clicked application. This item only appears if right clicked on an application window.
Configure Pager 	Opens the settings dialog.
Quit 	Quits .

The Settings Dialog
Here's a screenshot of the settings dialog
Screenshot
In the settings dialog you will find five check boxes and two groups of radio buttons.
Enable Window Dragging 	If this box is checked, you can drag windows inside of with the . Windows can be dragged over the desktop or even to another desktop.
Show Name 	If this box is checked, the names of the desktops are shown in the main view of .
Show Number 	If this box is checked, the numbers of the desktops are shown in the main view of . If it is checked together with the Show Name box, the name is displayed with ordinals, e.g. 1. Desktop.
Show Background 	If this box is checked, the wallpaper of each desktop - if set - will be shown as backgrounds in , too.
Show Windows 	If this box is checked, the applications on the desktops are shown in as small views. Otherwise, will remain empty, just for choosing the virtual desktops.
Type of Window 	This group of radio buttons sets the kind of view for the application window views. Plain will show just emty rectangles with the proportions of the application window, Icon will show them with their standard icon and Pixmap with a small view of the contents of the application window. Note that using the pixmap mode is only recommended for very fast machines.
Layout 	In this group the layout of the main view can be set. Classical will show in a 2xn grid like pager applications in some other window managers, Horizontal will show the virtual desktops in a horizontal view and Vertical in a vertical row, which may perfectly fit on the side of the desktop.