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Another example how I use the script above

Forked Popup/Quake style terminal using the hey command
to use winpwnr.sh, the Terminal will fit the upper half of screen, while not active will be moved upward showing only a thin area, click on that area to make the window active again and bring back the Terminal

#!/bin/sh

### the unique window title prefix for our terminal session
terminalKeyword="QuakeTerm"

### optionally set the location of a custom terminal profile to be used
### it must contain whatever is used as the terminalKeyword at the beginning of the "Window title"
### for example:    "Window title" , "QuakeTerm %i: %t"
# terminalProfile="/boot/home/config/non-packaged/apps/MyCustomTerminal"

### watch and minimize the window even if it was activated by Deskbar/twitcher/....
### otherwise only auto-hide if it's been activated by this script
### comment out the line to disable
continuousWatch=1

### how frequently should we check the status of the window
### lower numbers give faster response and can be decimal numbers like 0.5,1.5,2.2,...
watcherSleepTime=1

move_by=$(hey Tracker get Frame of Window 0 | awk '/result/{sub(/...$/,"");print ($7+1)/2-10}')

### function to find the process ID of our custom terminal session
function findTerminalSession() {
	QTERMPID=-99
	for i in `roster | fgrep /apps/Terminal | awk '{ print $1 }'`;do
		title=`hey -o $i get Title of Window 0 | grep "^${terminalKeyword}"`
		if [ -n "${title}" ];then
			QTERMPID=$i
			break
		fi
	done
}


### initial check to see if we're already running
findTerminalSession

if [ ${QTERMPID} -lt 0 ];then
	### no existing terminal session, start a new one

	if [ -n "${terminalProfile}" ];then
		open "${terminalProfile}"
	else
		/boot/system/apps/Terminal -t "${terminalKeyword}" &
	fi

	### loop a few times to give the terminal process time to start before giving up
	for i in {1..6};do
		findTerminalSession
		if [ ${QTERMPID} -gt 0 ];then
			break;
		elif [ ${i} -eq 6 ];then
			### last time through the loop and we haven't found our terminal
			alert --stop "Error finding custom Terminal process"
			exit 1
		else
			sleep 1
		fi
	done

	### disable the fullscreen button in the tabbar
	hey ${QTERMPID} set Enabled of View 1 of View 1 of Window 0 to false

	### resize and then hide the menubar
	### extract our current BRect(left,top,right,bottom) frame and replace the fourth number with 0.0
	menuFrame=`hey ${QTERMPID} get Frame of View 0 of Window 0 | grep -o 'BRect(.*)$' | sed 's/[0-9]\+.[0-9]\+/0.0/4'`
	hey ${QTERMPID} set Frame of View 0 of Window 0 to "${menuFrame}"
	hey ${QTERMPID} set Hidden of View 0 of Window 0 to true

	### resize the tabview to take up the empty menubar space
	### extract our current BRect(left,top,right,bottom) frame and replace the second number with 0.0
	tabFrame=`hey ${QTERMPID} get Frame of View 1 of Window 0 | grep -o 'BRect(.*)$' | sed 's/[0-9]\+.[0-9]\+/0.0/2'`
	hey ${QTERMPID} set Frame of View 1 of Window 0 to "${tabFrame}"
	
 # shows Terminal on all workspaces, w/o tab only borders, not resizable, movable, minimizable or zoomable, shown in the upper half of the screen not overlapping the Deskbar	
	winpwnr.sh -a Terminal -s ${terminalKeyword} -d -H 8 -w all -G nm,nr,nb,nz -L b
	startWatcher=1
fi


if [ -n "${startWatcher}" ];then
	was_active="true"
	while true;do
		### check to see if our window is inactive but still showing
		active=`hey -o ${QTERMPID} get Active of Window 0`
		if [ "${active}" == "false" ] && [ "${was_active}" == "true" ]
		then
			# when the window is not active it will be moved upward showing a small clickable area of 10x10
			winpwnr.sh -a Terminal -s ${terminalKeyword} -p 0,-${move_by}
			was_active="false"
			[ -z "${continuousWatch}" ] &&	exit
		else
			if [ "${active}" == "true" ] && [ "${was_active}" == "false" ]
				then
					# when the window is active again will be moved downward 
					winpwnr.sh -a Terminal -s ${terminalKeyword} -p 0,${move_by}
					was_active="true"
				fi
			[ -z "${active}" ] && exit
		sleep ${watcherSleepTime}
		fi
	done
fi
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