Xzewd list window: the location menus

# The location menus

Holding down the right mouse button on a username pops up their location menu. Normally this contains, from top to bottom,

- Their username.
- Their real name, or at least what it says under "In real life:" when you finger them.
- Your comments about them, if any.
- The host they're logged in to.
- The display they're logged in from. This is normally something like ":0.0" if they're on an X terminal, or "tty??" if they're logged in on a TTY terminal (like on dialup). It can also be "Mac", if they're logged in on MacZephyr, "emacs-zwgc", if they're using emacs zwgc, or any number of things.
- The time they started their zwgc.

Here's a sample location menu:

If the one-button-per-person option is on, the last three items (host, display, and time) will be present several times: once for each time the person is logged in.

Aliases have location menus, too, which also pop up when you hold the right mouse button down on their names. They contain

- The name of the alias.
- Your comments about the alias, if any.
- The alias's definition.

Here's a sample alias location menu: