Q: How can I change input focus?
A: A window gets input focus when you move the mouse into the client window.

Q: I've got not keyboard, how can I change to the next virtual desktop?
A: Right click on the sticky symbol. It changes to the next virtual desktop
   taking the window with you. If you like more functionality, use the gnome
   panel or write me a mail. :-) I am currently writing on some sort of
   "virtual desktop utilities".

Q: My keys do not function. Alt-Tab does nothing... What's wrong?
OR:I'd like to pass swm reserved keys to my application. Any suggestions?
A: sWM only accepts keyboard commands if Caps-Lock, Num-Lock and Scroll-Lock 
   are OFF. If you want to pass Alt-F4 or some other reserved keypress to your 
   application, simply activate Num-Lock or Caps/Scroll-Lock.
   
Q: Are there features missing? Simply make did not change anything.
OR:Where is the sticky button gone? Your picture looks different from my 
   version.
A: Please, PLEASE: configure swm before using to fit your need. Use the bash 
   script configure-swm. 
   
Q: I would like to center ALL windows, CENTERNEW is not enough. Is there an 
   option for me?
A: Yes, simply insert "#define ALWAYSCENTER" into swm.conf after executing 
   configure-swm. But don't blame me if your GNOME-panel centers too - you 
   wanted it.
   
Q: sWM still seems to be too large for my system is there any chance to 
   shrink its binary size?
A: 1. Use MINIMAL mode, 
   2. do "strip swm" - seems your gcc don't support doing it automatically. 
   3. use "exepak" to compress swm. Absolute minimum size: 12856 bytes
   If it is still too much for your system, considder an update or use my new
   project failsafewm, minimum size is about 6000 bytes.

Q: Noting happens when I click at the root window, but .swm/button1..3 exist.
   sWM is running and no other program grabs the background. What's wrong?
A: Be sure that the files are marked as executable. The should contain the
   things you want to be executed. If you can start them from the console, 
   they should work.

Q: I read sWM does not allow icons. What's that?
A: That means sWM will not show an icon if the application wants to iconify 
   itself. Instead you can choose to hide it, shade it or to ignore this event.
   That does NOT mean that you cannot display icons (KDE/gnome/coolicons) on
   your desktop.
   
Q: When I use failsafewm and sWM some of my keys don't work as expected!
A: Every key can only grabbed by ONE application. So it is nessesary to start
   failsafewm AFTER your main window manager (sWM). If you exit sWM you can
   rebind these keys to failsafewm by pressing Alt-ESC. (unbind it by pressing
   Alt-ESC again)
   
Q: I use a touch screen, when resizing the "jumping" mouse cursor is very
   anoying! What now?
A: Enable NORESIZEWARP so you can resize the upper right corner instead of
   the lower right one. - Or build some device that moves your hand to the
   expected position. :-)))
   
        