In linux, how does one set wmii initialization after it is started?

1. Create the wmii Initialization Configuration File

For example, creating a wmii-config.sh file in/home // config

The content is as follows: 10 windows are created in my instance, and different configurations can be initialized in each window)

#! /Bin/sh-f # Configure wmii # Configuration VariablesMODKEY = Mod1UP = kDOWN = jLEFT = hRIGHT = l # Colors tuples: "" outputs = '#222222 #5FBF77 # 2a7f3f' WMII _ FOCUSCOLORS =' # ffffff # 153F1F # 2a7f3f' WMII _ BACKGROUND = '#333333 'wmii _ FONT = '-*- fixed-medium-r-*-13-* 'set -- $ (echo $ WMII_NORMCOLORS $ WMII_FOCUSCOLORS) WMII_MENU = "dmenu-B-fn $ WMII_FONT-nf $1-nb $2-sf $4-sb $5" WMII_9MENU = "wmii9menu-font $ WMII_FONT-nf $1- nb $2-sf $4-sb $5-br $6 "WMII_TERM =" x-terminal-emulator "# added by amuhong # for tag 1 echo" $ WMII_FOCUSCOLORS "" 1 "| wmiir create"/lbar/1 "wmiir xwrite/ctl view" 1 "x-terminal-emulator &

Firefox & sleep 1 # for tag 2 echo "$ WMII_FOCUSCOLORS" "2" | wmiir create "/lbar/2" wmiir xwrite/ctl view "2" x-terminal-emulator &# mountudisk

# You can add your configurationsleep 1 # for tag 3 echo "$ WMII_FOCUSCOLORS" "3" | wmiir create "/lbar/3" wmiir xwrite/ctl view "3" x-terminal- emulator & sleep 1 # for tag 4 echo "$ WMII_FOCUSCOLORS" "4" | wmiir create "/lbar/4" wmiir xwrite/ctl view "4" x-terminal-emulator & sleep 1 # for tag 5cd/usr/src/borqs/linux/echo "$ WMII_FOCUSCOLORS" "5" | wmiir create "/lbar/5" wmiir xwrite/ctl view "5" x -terminal-emulator & sleep 1 # for tag 6cd/usr/src/borqs/deviceecho "$ WMII_FOCUSCOLORS" "6" | wmiir create "/lbar/6" wmiir xwrite/ctl view "6" x-terminal-emulator & sleep 1 # for tag 7cd/usr/src/borqs/deviceecho "$ WMII_FOCUSCOLORS" "7" | wmiir create "/lbar/7" wmiir xwrite/ctl view "7" x-terminal-emulator & sleep 1 # for tag 8cd/home/derekecho "$ WMII_FOCUSCOLORS" "8" | wmiir create "/lbar/8" wmiir xwrite/ctl view "8" x-terminal-emulator & sleep 1 # for tag 9cd/home/derekecho "$ WMII_FOCUSCOLORS" "9" | wmiir create "/lbar/9" wmiir xwrite/ctl view "9" x-terminal-emulator & sleep 1 # for tag 0cd/home/derekecho "$ WMII_FOCUSCOLORS" "0" | wmiir create "/lbar/0" wmiir xwrite/ctl view "0" x-terminal-emulator & sleep 1

2. Modify/home //. bashrc

Add the following information to the configuration file:

Alias wmiiconf = 'sh/home // config/wmii-config.sh'

Restart the shell to make the above changes.

3. Use

Enter the wmii interface after the boot. First open the first shell through alt + enter, and then enter the command

Wmiiconf

It will quickly generate 10 shells corresponding to the number 0 ~ 10 tags of 9