     ONEKO(6)                                                           ONEKO(6)

     /USR/CONTRIBUTED CAVEAT
          The software and documentation in /usr/contributed  are  supported  by
          users  on  campus  rather  than  by the central support organizations.
          That is, they are *not* supported by Academic Computing and  Media  or
          Computing   and  Communications.   Questions  or  comments  about  the
          contents of /usr/contributed should be sent to the support person  for
          the particular application, library, or information file.  The support
          person is cited in  the  Support  Person  field  at  the  end  of  the
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     NAME oneko
          The program oneko creates a cute cat chasing around your mouse cursor.

     SYNOPSIS
          oneko [-help] [-tora] [-dog] [-bsd_daemon] [-bsd] [-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 Runs a dog instead of a cat.

          -bsd_daemon
               Runs a 4.3BSD daemon instead of a cat.

          -bsd Same as -bsd_daemon.

          -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.

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     ONEKO(6)                                                           ONEKO(6)

          -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

     /USR/CONTRIBUTED CAVEAT
          The software and documentation in /usr/contributed  are  supported  by

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     ONEKO(6)                                                           ONEKO(6)

          users  on  campus  rather  than  by the central support organizations.
          That is, they are *not* supported by Academic Computing and  Media  or
          Computing   and  Communications.   Questions  or  comments  about  the
          contents of /usr/contributed should be sent to the support person  for
          the particular application, library, or information file.  The support
          person is cited in  the  Support  Person  field  at  the  end  of  the
          documentation for the particular topic.

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