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Author: Hiltjo Posthuma <[email protected]>
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Customisation
=============
-*blame [Filippo Erik Negroni](mailto:f dot e dot negroni at googlemail dot
com>) about this document*
-
-**dwm** is customised by editing **config.h**, a C language header file, and
**config.mk**, a Make include file.
+**dwm** is customised by editing **config.h**, a C language header file, and
+**config.mk**, a Make include file.
What is **config.h**?
---------------------
-config.h is a source code file which is included by dwm.c, the main dwm source
code module.
-It serves as the configuration file for all of dwm's features, e.g.,
application placement, tags, and colours.
-A vanilla download of dwm will contain a file called config.def.h, a template
you can use to create your own config.h file.
-To start customising dwm, simply copy config.def.h into config.h before you
run make.
+config.h is a source code file which is included by dwm.c, the main dwm source
+code module. It serves as the configuration file for all of dwm's features,
+e.g., application placement, tags, and colours. A vanilla download of dwm will
+contain a file called config.def.h, a template you can use to create your own
+config.h file. To start customising dwm, simply copy config.def.h into config.h
+before you run make.
What is **config.mk**?
----------------------
-config.mk is a file included by Makefile. It allows you to configure how make
is going to compile and install dwm.
+config.mk is a file included by Makefile. It allows you to configure how make
+is going to compile and install dwm.
How do I modify **config.h**?
-----------------------------
-config.h can be edited just like any other C source code file.
-It contains definitions of variables that are going to be used by dwm.c and
therefore it is vital that the file is always up to date.
-The default Makefile distributed with dwm will not overwrite your customised
config.h with the contents of config.def.h, even if it was updated in the
latest git pull.
-Therefore, you should always compare your customised config.h with
config.def.h and make sure you include any changes to the latter in your
config.h.
+config.h can be edited just like any other C source code file. It contains
+definitions of variables that are going to be used by dwm.c and therefore it is
+vital that the file is always up to date. The default Makefile distributed with
+dwm will not overwrite your customised config.h with the contents of
+config.def.h, even if it was updated in the latest git pull. Therefore, you
+should always compare your customised config.h with config.def.h and make sure
+you include any changes to the latter in your config.h.
How do I modify **config.mk**?
------------------------------
-config.mk can be edited just like any other text file.
-It contains definitions of variables that are going to be used inside Makefile.
-Unlike config.h, config.mk does not have a config.def.mk (a default Makefile).
-Therefore, during an update of your repository you may run into conflicts if
the original config.mk is edited.
+config.mk can be edited just like any other text file. It contains definitions
+of variables that are going to be used inside Makefile. Unlike config.h,
+config.mk does not have a config.def.mk (a default Makefile). Therefore, during
+an update of your repository you may run into conflicts if the original
+config.mk is edited.
Are there any example customisations to get me started?
-------------------------------------------------------
-Various customisation options are illustrated in the sub-directories of this
wiki page. Under each of the categories (customfuncs, fonts, etc.,) you will
find example modifications that will get you started.
+Various customisation options are illustrated in the sub-directories of this
+wiki page. Under each of the categories (customfuncs, fonts, etc.,) you will
+find example modifications that will get you started.
