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Launching software
When you start xmonad for the first time, you’re not looking at much. You will see a status bar near the top of your screen, and that’s about it.
There are no menus for selecting programs to run. Everything is launched in one of two ways:
mod-shift-enter: launches a terminal window (Terminator). You can run other programs from the terminal.
ctrl-space:(已被我改了) launches a Synapse prompt. You can run any program by starting to type its name, and then hitting enter once Synapse has found the program you want.
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Changing layouts
mod-space: cycle through the available layouts`
mod-shift-space: jump to the default layout
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Focusing windows (#去到另一个当前窗口 写代码时，这个特别有用)
mod-j or mod-shift-tab moves your focus to the previous window
mod-k or mod-tab moves your focus to the next window
mod-m moves your focus to the master pane (see next section)
or, you can focus a window by moving your mouse cursor over it
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You can manipulate the contents of the master pane as follows:
mod-enter will swap the currently focused window with the contents of the master pane, making it the new master.
mod-comma will make the master pane contain more windows, if the current layout supports this.
mod-period will make the master pane contain fewer contains, if the current layout supports this.
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Resizing windows
mod-l and mod-h will grow or shrink the size of the master pane.
mod-a and mod-z will grow or shrink the size of the currently focused window.
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Closing windows
You can use mod-shift-c to close the focused window if you are done with it.
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Quitting or restarting xmonad
The following commands involve quitting or restarting xmonad:
mod-shift-q: quits xmonad, returning to the login screen.
mod-q: restarts and recompiles xmonad. Does not require restarting any other programs you may be running, and happens very quickly. Very useful while experimenting with changes to your xmonad.hs file!
其它详情请看
https://github.com/davidbrewer/xmonad-ubuntu-conf
