Linux command
fuzzel 命令
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常用示例
Run
fuzzel
Example
fuzzel -d
Example
ls | fuzzel -d
Example
echo -e "red\ngreen\nblue" | fuzzel -d
Example
echo -e "red\ngreen\nblue" | fuzzel -d > color.txt
Reset
rm -v $HOME/.cache/fuzzel
Example
fuzzel -o "DP-1"
Example
fuzzel -d -l 0 --placeholder "Type your search" | xargs firefox --search
说明
fuzzel is a Wayland-native application launcher with fuzzy matching, inspired by rofi and dmenu. It scans XDG application directories and presents a searchable list of installed applications. In dmenu mode (-d), fuzzel reads items from stdin and outputs the selected item to stdout, making it useful for scripting and building interactive menus. The fuzzy matching algorithm prioritizes matches at word boundaries and beginning of strings. Configuration is stored in ~/.config/fuzzel/fuzzel.ini with extensive customization for appearance, behavior, and keybindings.
参数
- -d, --dmenu
- Run in dmenu mode, reading items from stdin
- -o, --output _OUTPUT_
- Show on specified Wayland output (monitor)
- -l, --lines _N_
- Maximum number of lines to show (0 for single line)
- -w, --width _N_
- Window width in characters
- -f, --font _FONT_
- Font specification
- -b, --background _COLOR_
- Background color in RRGGBBAA format
- -t, --text-color _COLOR_
- Text color in RRGGBBAA format
- -p, --prompt _TEXT_
- Set prompt text
- --placeholder _TEXT_
- Placeholder text when input is empty
- -i, --icon-theme _THEME_
- Icon theme name
- -T, --terminal _CMD_
- Terminal command for launching terminal apps
FAQ
What is the fuzzel command used for?
fuzzel is a Wayland-native application launcher with fuzzy matching, inspired by rofi and dmenu. It scans XDG application directories and presents a searchable list of installed applications. In dmenu mode (-d), fuzzel reads items from stdin and outputs the selected item to stdout, making it useful for scripting and building interactive menus. The fuzzy matching algorithm prioritizes matches at word boundaries and beginning of strings. Configuration is stored in ~/.config/fuzzel/fuzzel.ini with extensive customization for appearance, behavior, and keybindings.
How do I run a basic fuzzel example?
Run `fuzzel` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -d, --dmenu do in fuzzel?
Run in dmenu mode, reading items from stdin