XFISH

NAME

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

xfish is a little thing that runs under the X window system, release 11. If run without arguments, it starts up a window with fish drifting back and forth. Using the right mouse button you can shoot them; with the left mouse button you can reverse their directions.

OPTIONS

-n(obell)

disable beep that signals a direct hit.

-root

use the root window (xerror occurs with window manager running).

-rv

reverse video

-b(itmap) file

use the bitmap found in file. xfish looks first in the current directory, then in the default directory (/usr/public/sun3/games/lib/xfish_bitmaps). Bitmap files come in sets of four: one with a .li suffix containing the image of the left-facing fish; one with a .lm suffix containing a mask for the left-facing fish; and analogous .ri and .rm files for the right-facing fish. (Of course they do not actually have to be fish.) Example: 'xfish -b eye' uses the files eye.li, eye.lm, eye.ri, and eye.rm, which may be in the current directory or the default xfish directory.

Index

NAME

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

OPTIONS