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docs/labnag.1.scd

@@ -140,4 +140,3 @@ labnag \\
  --button-border-size 2\\
  -t 60
 ```
-

docs/labwc-actions.5.scd

@@ -379,7 +379,7 @@ Actions are used in menus and keyboard/mouse bindings.
 	*x* [center|value] Specifies the horizontal warp position within the
 	target area. "center": Moves the cursor to the horizontal center of the
 	target area. Positive or negative integers warp the cursor to a position
-	offset by the specified	number of pixels from the left or right edge of
+	offset by the specified number of pixels from the left or right edge of
 	the target area, respectively. Default is "center"
 
 	*y* [center|value] Equivalent for the vertical warp position within the

docs/labwc-config.5.scd

@@ -363,17 +363,18 @@ this is for compatibility with Openbox.
 	*unshade* [yes|no] Temporarily unshade windows when switching between
 	them and permanently unshade on the final selection. Default is yes.
 
-	*order* [focus|age] The order in which windows are cycled. *focus* cycles by
+	*order* [focus|age] The order in which windows are cycled. *focus*
-	recent focus history, starting with the previously focused window. *age* cycles
+	cycles by recent focus history, starting with the previously focused
-	by creation/open order, a stable taskbar-style ordering that doesn’t change on
+	window. *age* cycles by creation/open order, a stable taskbar-style
-	focus. Default is *focus*.
+	ordering that doesn’t change on focus. Default is *focus*.
 
 *<windowSwitcher><osd show="" style="" output="" thumbnailLabelFormat="" />*
 	*show* [yes|no] Draw the OnScreenDisplay when switching between
 	windows. Default is yes.
 
 	*style* [classic|thumbnail] Configures the style of the OSD.
-	"classic" displays window information like icons and titles in a vertical list.
+	"classic" displays window information like icons and titles in a
+	vertical list.
 	"thumbnail" shows window thumbnail, icon and title in grids.
 
 	*output* [all|focused|cursor] Configures which monitor(s) show the OSD.
@@ -382,9 +383,9 @@ this is for compatibility with Openbox.
 	"cursor" displays the OSD on the monitor containing the mouse pointer.
 	Default is "all".
 
-	*thumbnailLabelFormat* Format to be used for the thumbnail label according to *custom*
+	*thumbnailLabelFormat* Format to be used for the thumbnail label
-	field below, only applied when using *<osd style="thumbnail" />*.
+	according to *custom* field below, only applied when using
-	Default is "%T".
+	*<osd style="thumbnail" />*. Default is "%T".
 
 *<windowSwitcher><fields><field content="" width="%">*
 	Define window switcher fields when using *<osd style="classic" />*.
@@ -506,13 +507,13 @@ extending outward from the snapped edge.
 *<snapping><range><inner>*++
 *<snapping><range><outer>*++
 *<snapping><cornerRange>*
-	If an interactive move ends with the cursor within *inner* or *outer* pixels
+	If an interactive move ends with the cursor within *inner* or *outer*
-	of an output edge, the window is snapped to the edge. *inner* edges are edges
+	pixels of an output edge, the window is snapped to the edge. *inner*
-	with an adjacent output and *outer* edges are edges without an adjacent output.
+	edges are edges with an adjacent output and *outer* edges are edges
-	If it's also within *<cornerRange>* pixels of an output corner, the window is
+	without an adjacent output. If it's also within *<cornerRange>* pixels
-	snapped to the corner instead.
+	of an output corner, the window is snapped to the corner instead.
-	If *inner* and *outer* is 0, snapping is disabled.
+	If *inner* and *outer* is 0, snapping is disabled. Default is 10 for
-	Default is 10 for *<range><inner>* and *<range><outer>*, and 50 for *<cornerRange>*.
+	*<range><inner>* and *<range><outer>*, and 50 for *<cornerRange>*.
 
 *<snapping><overlay><enabled>* [yes|no]
 	Show an overlay when snapping to a window to an edge. Default is yes.
@@ -533,8 +534,8 @@ extending outward from the snapped edge.
 *<snapping><notifyClient>* [always|region|edge|never]
 	Snapping windows can trigger corresponding tiling events for native
 	Wayland clients. Clients may use these events to alter their rendering
-	based on knowledge that some edges of the window are confined to edges of
+	based on knowledge that some edges of the window are confined to edges
-	a snapping region or output. For example, rounded corners may become
+	of a snapping region or output. For example, rounded corners may become
 	square when tiled, or media players may letter-box or pillar-box video
 	rather than imposing rigid aspect ratios on windows that will violate
 	the constraints of window snapping.
@@ -624,15 +625,16 @@ extending outward from the snapped edge.
 
 *<theme><maximizedDecoration>* [titlebar|none]
 	Specify how server side decorations are shown for maximized windows.
-	*titlebar* shows titlebar above a maximized window. *none* shows no server
+	*titlebar* shows titlebar above a maximized window. *none* shows no
-	side decorations around a maximized window. Default is titlebar.
+	server side decorations around a maximized window. Default is titlebar.
 
 *<theme><dropShadows>* [yes|no]
 	Should drop-shadows be rendered behind windows. Default is no.
 
 *<theme><dropShadowsOnTiled>* [yes|no]
 	Should drop-shadows be rendered behind tiled windows. This won't take
-	effect if <core><gap> is smaller than window.active.shadow.size in theme.
+	effect if <core><gap> is smaller than window.active.shadow.size in
+	theme.
 
 	Default is no.
 
@@ -1048,7 +1050,7 @@ Note: To rotate touch events with output rotation, use the libinput
 
 *<tablet><map button="" to="" />*
 	Pen and pad buttons behave like regular mouse buttons.With mouse
-	emulation set to "no", which is the default, and if not	specified
+	emulation set to "no", which is the default, and if not specified
 	otherwise, the first pen button is mapped to the right mouse button,
 	the second pen button to the middle mouse button and a third pen
 	button is mapped to the side mouse button.
@@ -1067,10 +1069,10 @@ Note: To rotate touch events with output rotation, use the libinput
 
 	When using mouse emulation, all pen buttons emulate regular mouse
 	buttons. The tip, stylus and pad buttons can be mapped to all
-	available mouse	buttons. If not specified otherwise, the tip is
+	available mouse buttons. If not specified otherwise, the tip is
 	mapped to left mouse click, the first pen button (Stylus) is mapped
 	to right mouse button click and the second pen button (Stylus2)
-	emulates a middle mouse	button click. Buttons of a tablet tool mouse
+	emulates a middle mouse button click. Buttons of a tablet tool mouse
 	are by default mapped to their (regular) mouse counterparts.
 
 	Supported map *buttons* for mouse emulation are:
@@ -1180,11 +1182,12 @@ Note: To rotate touch events with output rotation, use the libinput
 	a tap immediately followed by a finger down as the start of a drag.
 
 *<libinput><device><dragLock>* [yes|no|timeout]
-	Enable or disable drag lock for this category. Drag lock ignores a temporary
+	Enable or disable drag lock for this category. Drag lock ignores a
-	release of a finger during tap-and-dragging.
+	temporary release of a finger during tap-and-dragging.
 
-	*timeout* also enables drag lock, but with a timeout: if your fingers are
+	*timeout* also enables drag lock, but with a timeout: if your fingers
-	released for a certain amount of time, the drag gesture is cancelled.
+	are released for a certain amount of time, the drag gesture is
+	cancelled.
 	In libinput < 1.27, the behavior of *yes* is equivalent to *timeout*.
 
 *<libinput><device><threeFingerDrag>* [yes|no|3|4]

docs/labwc-theme.5.scd

@@ -308,8 +308,8 @@ all are supported.
 	See below for details.
 
 *osd.window-switcher.style-classic.width*
-	Width of window switcher in pixels. Width can also be a percentage of the
+	Width of window switcher in pixels. Width can also be a percentage of
-	monitor width by adding '%' as suffix (e.g. 70%). Default is 600.
+	the monitor width by adding '%' as suffix (e.g. 70%). Default is 600.
 
 *osd.window-switcher.style-classic.padding*
 	Padding of window switcher in pixels. This is the space between the
@@ -337,16 +337,17 @@ all are supported.
 
 *osd.window-switcher.style-classic.item.icon.size*
 	Size of the icon in window switcher, in pixels.
-	If not set, the font size derived from <theme><font place="OnScreenDisplay">
+	If not set, the font size derived from
-	is used.
+	<theme><font place="OnScreenDisplay"> is used.
 
 *osd.window-switcher.style-thumbnail*
-	Theme for window switcher when using <windowSwitcher style="thumbnail" />.
+	Theme for window switcher when using
-	See below for details.
+	<windowSwitcher style="thumbnail" />. See below for details.
 
 *osd.window-switcher.style-thumbnail.width.max*
-	Maximum width of window switcher in pixels. Width can also be a percentage of
+	Maximum width of window switcher in pixels. Width can also be a
-	the monitor width by adding '%' as suffix (e.g. 70%). Default is 80%.
+	percentage of the monitor width by adding '%' as suffix (e.g. 70%).
+	Default is 80%.
 
 *osd.window-switcher.style-thumbnail.padding*
 	Padding of window switcher in pixels. This is the space between the
@@ -359,8 +360,8 @@ all are supported.
 	Height of window switcher items in pixels. Default is 250.
 
 *osd.window-switcher.style-thumbnail.item.padding*
-	Padding of window switcher items in pixels. This is the space between the
+	Padding of window switcher items in pixels. This is the space between
-	border around selected items and window thumbnail. Default is 2.
+	the border around selected items and window thumbnail. Default is 2.
 
 *osd.window-switcher.style-thumbnail.item.active.border.width*
 	Border width of selected window switcher items in pixels. Default is 2.

docs/rc.xml.all

@@ -630,8 +630,8 @@
     #     must only apply to the first instance of the window with that
     #     particular 'identifier' or 'title'.
     #   - Matching is case-insensitive and is performed using shell wildcard
-    #     patterns (see glob(7)) so '\*' (not between brackets) matches any string
+    #     patterns (see glob(7)) so '\*' (not between brackets) matches any
-    #     and '?' matches any single character.
+    #     string and '?' matches any single character.
 
     <windowRules>
       <windowRule identifier="*"><action name="Maximize"/></windowRule>

docs/shutdown

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 # Example shutdown file
 
-# This file is executed as a shell script when labwc is preparing to terminate itself.
+# This file is executed as a shell script when labwc is preparing to terminate
+# itself.
 # For further details see labwc-config(5).