ONEKO(6)

NAME
oneko - The program oneko creates a cute cat chasing around your mouse cursor.

SYNOPSIS
oneko [-help] [-tora] [-time n] [-speed n] [-idle n] [-rv] [-noshape] [-fg] [-bg]

DESCRIPTION
oneko changes your mouse cursor into mouse and creates a little cute cat and the cat start chasing around your mouse cursor. If the cat catchup the ``mouse'', start sleeping.

  Options

-help
    Prints help message on usage.

-tora
    Make cat into "tora-neko". "Tora-neko" means cat wite tiger-like stripe. I don't know how to say it in English.

-dog
    Make a dog chase the mouse cursor, rather than a cat.

-time interval
    Sets interval timer which determine intervals for cat animation. Default value is 125000 and unit is micro-second. Smaller value makes cat run faster.

-speed distance
    Specify the distance where cat jumps at one move in dot resolution. Default is 16.

-idle speed
    Specify the threshold of the speed which ``mouse'' running away to wake cat up.

-rv Reverse background color and foreground color.

-noshape
    Don't use SHAPE extension.

-fg color
    Foreground color.

-bg color
    Background color.

  Resources
Application name is "neko"(or "tora") and class name is "Oneko".

tora
    Set ``True'' if you want "tora-neko".

time
    Sets interval timer in micro-second.

speed
    Sets distance to jump in pixel.

idle
    Sets speed threshold to wake cat up when ``mouse'' running away.

noshape
    Set ``True'' if you don't want to use SHAPE extension.

reverse
    Set ``True'' if you want to switch foreground and background color.

foreground
    Foreground color.

background
    Background color.

Notes
While this program uses XGetDefault, be sure to use "neko.resouce" form. If you run this program as "tora", by hard of soft link, the -tora option is enabled by default.

AUTHOR
Original xneko is written by Masayuki Koba and modified by Tatsuya Kato (kato@ntts.co.jp). Send bug fixes and enhancements to kato@ntts.co.jp

MAINTAINER
Send questions or problems to ea08@andrew.cmu.edu

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