Title: Zooming with emacs, tmux or stumpwm | |
Author: Solène | |
Date: 25 October 2017 | |
Tags: emacs window-manager tmux | |
Description: | |
Hey ! You use stumpwm, emacs or tmux and your screen (not the GNU | |
screen) split in lot of parts ? There is a solution to improve | |
that. **ZOOMING !** | |
Each of them work with a screen divided into panes/windows (the | |
meaning of theses words change between the program), sometime you want | |
want to have the one where your work in fullscreen. An option exists | |
in each of them to get fullscreen temporarly on a window. | |
## Emacs: (not native) | |
This is not native in emacs, you will need to install `zoom-window` | |
from your favorite repository. | |
Add the thoses lines in your *~/.emacs*: | |
(require 'zoom-window) | |
(global-set-key (kbd "C-x C-z") 'zoom-window-zoom) | |
Type C-x C-z to zoom/unzoom your current frame | |
## Tmux | |
Toogle zoom (in or out) | |
C-b z | |
## Stumpwm | |
Add this to your ~/.stumpwmrc | |
(define-key *root-map* (kbd "z") "fullscreen") | |
Using "**prefix** z" the current window will toggle fullscreen. |