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NAME
     Clean - the AfterStep desktop clutter reduction module


SYNOPSIS
     Clean [-f config_file] [-v | --version] [-h | --help]

     Although Clean can be run from the command line, it is  nor-
     mally spawned by afterstep in the autoexec file, in the fol-
     lowing manner:

             Module  "I"     Clean

     or from within an afterstep menu file by 'Clean':

     % cat "~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/start/Modules/Clean"
             Module "Clean" Clean
             MiniPixmap "mini-as.xpm"

     To stop the Clean module, a menu item can be used:

     % cat "~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/start/Modules/Clean_Stop"
          KillModuleByName "Stop Clean" Clean
          MiniPixmap "mini-as.xpm"


DESCRIPTION
     The Clean module performs actions on windows which have  not
     had  the  keyboard focus for a specific length of time. This
     is intended to help alleviate the problem  of  leaving  pro-
     grams running in unused portions of your desktop.


OPTIONS
     -f config_file
          Use config_file instead of  the  default  configuration
          file.


     -h | --help
          Print a usage message and exit successfully.


     -v | --version
          Print version information and exit successfully.


INITIALIZATION
     During initialization, Clean will search for a configuration
     file  which describes the time-outs and the actions to take.
     This file will be the one specified by  the  -f  option  (if
     given).   Else,  the  ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/clean file
     will     be     used     if      it      exists.       Else,
     /usr/local/share/afterstep/clean will be used.

     If the Clean executable is linked to another name, ie 'ln -s
     Clean OtherClean', then another module called OtherClean can
     be started, with a completely different  set  of  configura-
     tions  than Clean, simply by adding *OtherClean options fol-
     lowing the same *Clean configuration options  below  to  the
     clean file. This way multiple Cleaning modules can be used.


INVOCATION
     Clean can be invoked from the autoexec file  or  by  binding
     the  action  "Module Clean [args]" to a key-stroke in a feel
     file, or from a menu item as  shown in the Synopsis  section
     above.

     AfterStep will search through the directories  specified  in
     the  ModulePath  configuration  in the base.#bpp (where # is
     your colordepth) to attempt to locate Clean.


CONFIGURATION FILE
     Clean reads the clean file when it starts up and  looks  for
     its configuration options:


     *Clean seconds command
          Tells Clean to sleep for x number of  seconds  after  a
          window  loses  focus  before it executes the given com-
          mand; where command is any built-in AfterStep command.


EXAMPLES
     At most 3 actions can be specified on any one line.


     *Clean 3600 Iconify 1
          This will sleep for 3600  seconds  (1  hour)  and  then
          Iconify  all windows not having been given focus within
          that 1 hour.  The 1 after  Iconify  defines  that  only
          iconification should occur.  Refer to the afterstep.man
          for further detail on Iconify options.


     *Clean 86400 Delete
          This will sleep for 86400 seconds (24 hours)  and  then
          Delete  all  windows not having been given focus within
          that 24 hours.  Refer to the afterstep.man for  further
          detail on Delete.


FILES
     /usr/local/share/afterstep/clean
          The global configuration file for system wide  defaults
          of all users.


     $HOME/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/clean
          This    file    should    be    copied     from     the
          /usr/local/share/afterstep/clean  and  edited to suit a
          users specific requirements.  This file, if it  exists,
          will override the system wide default file.


AUTHORS
     Robert Nation
     David Taylor <[email protected]>
     David Mihm <[email protected]> [Man page]


SEE ALSO
     afterstep(1)

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