Linux command
st.1 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Open
st
Example
st -T [title]
Execute command
st -o [path/to/file] -e [command] [args]
Execute command
st -e [command] [args]
Example
st -g [columns]x[rows]
说明
st is a simple terminal emulator for X11 from the suckless project. It aims to be lightweight and follows the suckless philosophy of simplicity, providing a minimal terminal with core functionality and configuration through source code modification. Features include UTF-8 support, true color, clipboard handling, and configurable keybindings. Unlike feature-rich terminals, st is designed to be patched and recompiled for customization rather than configured through files.
参数
- -T _title_
- Set window title
- -t _title_
- Set window title (alias for -T)
- -e _command_ _args_
- Execute command instead of shell
- -o _file_
- Write terminal output to file
- -g _geometry_
- Set window geometry (WxH+X+Y)
- -f _font_
- Set font (X11 font string)
- -c _class_
- Set window class
- -n _name_
- Set window name
- -w _windowid_
- Embed in given window ID
- -a
- Disable alternate screen buffer
- -i
- Fix screen on insert mode
- -v
- Print version
FAQ
What is the st.1 command used for?
st is a simple terminal emulator for X11 from the suckless project. It aims to be lightweight and follows the suckless philosophy of simplicity, providing a minimal terminal with core functionality and configuration through source code modification. Features include UTF-8 support, true color, clipboard handling, and configurable keybindings. Unlike feature-rich terminals, st is designed to be patched and recompiled for customization rather than configured through files.
How do I run a basic st.1 example?
Run `st` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -T _title_ do in st.1?
Set window title