Prefer 'that' over 'which' when restrictive.

man/icesh.pod

@@ -23,10 +23,10 @@ B<icesh> provides two types of commands:
 These are listed in the section "MANAGER ACTIONS" below.
 They are easy to use, because they don't require to select one
 or more windows. For example, C<icesh restart> will restart
-icewm and C<icesh clients> lists the applications which
+icewm and C<icesh clients> lists the applications that
 are managed by icewm.
 
-=item 2. Commands which operate on a selection of windows:
+=item 2. Commands that operate on a selection of windows:
 
 See the section C<WINDOW ACTIONS> below. For example, C<icesh close>
 is a request to close a window, but which window? Now icesh
@@ -47,13 +47,13 @@ This selection of windows can be reduced by C<FILTER OPTIONS>.
 These remove unwanted windows from the current selection.
 Multiple filter options can be given. For example,
 C<icesh -c xterm -W this close> will close only those xterms
-which are shown on the current workspace. The xterms on other
+that are shown on the current workspace. The xterms on other
 workspaces are filtered out by the C<-W this> filter option.
 
 =back
 
 There is no limit to the number of commands, selections, filters
-and actions which you can give to a single icesh command.
+and actions that you can give to a single icesh command.
 They are processed and evaluated one by one from left to right.
 This makes icesh a small declarative programming language.
 Have a look at some examples near the end of this document.
@@ -80,14 +80,14 @@ Selects all client windows of the window manager.
 
 =item B<-f>, B<-focus>, B<+f>, B<+focus>
 
-Selects the application window which is currently focused.
+Selects the application window that is currently focused.
 The option with minus sign replaces the existing selection with
 the focused window. With a plus sign the focused window is added to
 an existing selection.
 
 =item B<+g>, B<+group>
 
-Extend the current selection with client windows which
+Extend the current selection with client windows that
 belong to the same application window group.
 
 =item B<-r>, B<-root>, B<+r>, B<+root>
@@ -99,12 +99,12 @@ an existing selection.
 
 =item B<-s>, B<-shown>
 
-Selects all client windows which are on the current workspace.
+Selects all client windows that are on the current workspace.
 
 =item B<-t>, B<-top>
 
 Selects all toplevel windows from the display unconditionally.
-This includes windows which have never been mapped and windows
+This includes windows that have never been mapped and windows
 with the override redirect bit set to evade management.
 
 =item B<-w>, B<-window>, B<+w>, B<+window> I<WINDOW_ID>
@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ With a plus sign the window is added to an existing selection.
 
 =item B<-x>, B<-xembed>
 
-Selects all windows which are embedded using the I<XEMBED> protocol.
+Selects all windows that are embedded using the I<XEMBED> protocol.
 
 =item B<+c>, B<+class> I<CLASS>
 
@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ selected set of windows.
 
 =item B<-D>, B<-Dockapps>
 
-Selects all Dockapp applications which are managed by icewm.
+Selects all Dockapp applications that are managed by icewm.
 
 =item B<+P>, B<+Pid>
 
@@ -188,12 +188,12 @@ to I<PID> are selected.
 
 =item B<-u>, B<-unmapped>
 
-Filter clients and keep those which are currently not viewable.
+Filter clients and keep those that are currently not viewable.
 These are hidden, minimized, rolled-up, or on another workspace.
 
 =item B<-v>, B<-viewable>
 
-Filter clients and keep only those which are currently viewable.
+Filter clients and keep only those that are currently viewable.
 These clients are mapped on the current workspace.
 
 =item B<-G>, B<-Gravity> I<GRAVITY>
@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ an exclamation mark then the filtering is inverted.
 
 =item B<-N>, B<-Netstate> I<STATE>
 
-Filters clients by I<EWMH window state>. Clients which have at
+Filters clients by I<EWMH window state>. Clients that have at
 least an EWMH window state of I<STATE> are selected.  This state
 refers to details like B<MINIZED> or B<MAXIMIZED>. See EXPRESSIONS
 below. If I<STATE> starts with an exclamation mark then the filtering
@@ -220,15 +220,15 @@ in I<STATE>.
 
 =item B<-P>, B<-Property> I<PROP[=value]>
 
-Filters clients by property. Clients which have a property I<PROP>
+Filters clients by property. Clients that have a property I<PROP>
 are selected. If the optional I<value> is given, the match succeeds
 only if I<PROP> is a string, window, cardinal, or atom, with a value
 equal to I<value>.  The filtering is inverted if I<PROP> starts with
 an exclamation mark.
 
 =item B<-R>, B<-Role> I<ROLE>
 
-Filters clients by WM_WINDOW_ROLE. Clients which have a WM_WINDOW_ROLE
+Filters clients by WM_WINDOW_ROLE. Clients that have a WM_WINDOW_ROLE
 property value equal to I<ROLE> are selected.  The filtering is inverted
 if I<ROLE> starts with an exclamation mark.
 
@@ -243,7 +243,7 @@ inverted.
 =item B<-X>, B<-Xinerama> I<MONITOR>
 
 Limit clients by I<RandR>/I<Xinerama> monitor. Only operate on
-clients which are displayed on I<MONITOR>, where I<MONITOR> can
+clients that are displayed on I<MONITOR>, where I<MONITOR> can
 be C<All> for all monitors, C<this> for the monitor where the
 active window is displayed, or a monitor number starting from zero.
 See the output of C<randr> or C<xinerama> below.
@@ -603,7 +603,7 @@ is given, then disable or enable the override redirect status.
 
 =item B<tabto> I<label>
 
-Move the windows as tabs to a frame which has C<frame> label I<label>.
+Move the windows as tabs to a frame that has C<frame> label I<label>.
 Such a frame is created if needed.
 
 =item B<untab>
@@ -726,11 +726,11 @@ List all toplevel windows, their titles and geometries.
 
 =item B<systray>
 
-List applications which are managed by the IceWM system tray.
+List applications that are managed by the IceWM system tray.
 
 =item B<xembed>
 
-List application windows which are embedded using the I<XEMBED> protocol.
+List application windows that are embedded using the I<XEMBED> protocol.
 This is another way to discover system tray applications.
 
 =item B<logout>
@@ -985,8 +985,8 @@ Here is a different solution using conditionals.
 
     icesh -f if -P _NET_FRAME_EXTENTS=0 then bordered else borderless
 
-Here is a conditional to either toggle the visibility of a roxterm,
-which has a WM_ROLE value of C<special>, or start it with B<runonce>.
+Here is a conditional to either toggle the visibility of a roxterm
+that has a WM_ROLE value of C<special> or start it with B<runonce>.
 
     icesh if -c roxterm.Roxterm -R special then \
         if -v then hide \

man/icesound.pod

@@ -13,12 +13,11 @@ B<icesound> [I<OPTIONS>]
 The L<icewm(1)> window manager generates so-called GUI events in
 response to interesting actions, like opening or closing of application
 windows, switching of workspace, etc.  GUI events are a property of the
-X root window.  L<icewm(1)> changes this property whenever a new GUI
+X root window.  L<icewm(1)> updates this property whenever a new GUI
 event occurs.  Interested applications can listen for changes to this
 property.  There are nearly twenty GUI events defined.
 
-B<icesound> is an application, which is one of the L<icewm(1)>
-applications, which responds to these GUI events by playing audio files.
+B<icesound> responds to these GUI events by playing audio files.
 These sound files are F<.wav> files located in a F<sounds> sub-directory
 in one of the L<icewm(1)> configuration directories.
 

man/icewm-env.pod

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ to all other processes, including L<icewm(1)>, via their environment.
 
 Each line is subjected to POSIX shell expansion by L<wordexp(3)>.
 Comment lines starting by a hash-sign (C<#>) are ignored.
-L<icewm-session(1)> will load those expanded lines which contain a name,
+L<icewm-session(1)> will load those expanded lines that contain a name,
 followed by an equals sign, followed by the value (which may be empty).
 
 The word B<unset> begins a line with names to be removed from the

man/icewm-menu-xrandr.pod

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ B<icewm-menu-xrandr>
 =head2 DESCRIPTION
 
 B<icewm-menu-xrandr> is a helper to manage multi-screen configurations
-in a semi-automated way. It is a regular icewm menu generator which dynamically
+in a semi-automated way. It is a regular icewm menu generator that
 detects the available xrandr screens (i.e. connected monitors) and
 creates menu entries that call the xrandr command to setup this
 configuration.
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ creation.
 
 =item B<--xrandr command>
 
-Replacement for I<xrandr> command which should deliver equivalent data
+Replacement for I<xrandr> command that should deliver equivalent data
 and accept the same options as I<xrandr>.
 
 =item B<--activate combo-name>

man/icewm-menu.pod

@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ These are literal string keywords.
 
 =item [B<">]I<title>[B<">]
 
-This is the I<title> string associated with the menu item which is
+This is the I<title> string associated with the menu item that is
 displayed in the menu.  When the I<title> contains spaces, the title
 must be surrounded by double quotes (C<>).
 

man/icewm-preferences.pod

@@ -15,9 +15,9 @@
 =head2 DESCRIPTION
 
 Contains general settings like paths, colors and fonts, but also options
-to control the B<icewm> focus behaviour and the applets which are
+to control the B<icewm> focus behaviour and the applets that are
 started in the task bar.  The B<icewm> installation will provide a
-default F<preferences> file, which can be copied to the B<icewm> user
+default F<preferences> file, that can be copied to the B<icewm> user
 configuration directory and modified.
 
 =head2 FORMAT
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Splash image on startup (IceWM.jpg)
 =item B<Trace>=""
 
 Enable tracing for the given list of modules.
-Modules which are traceable include B<conf, font, icon, prog, systray>.
+Modules that are traceable include B<conf, font, icon, prog, systray>.
 
 =item B<ClickToFocus>=1
 
@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ Turning this off allows the titlebar to cover the width of the screen.
 
 =item B<CenterMaximizedWindows>=0
 
-Center maximized windows which can't fit the screen (like terminals).
+Center maximized windows that can't fit the screen (like terminals).
 
 =item B<HideBordersMaximized>=0
 
@@ -567,7 +567,7 @@ Place workspace pager on top row when using dual-height taskbar.
 
 =item B<TaskBarWorkspacesLimit>=""
 
-Limit the number of taskbar workspaces buttons which are shown on the
+Limit the number of taskbar workspaces buttons that are shown on the
 workspaces pane of the taskbar. If the numeric value has a C<p> suffix
 then the limitation is in pixels. A C<%> suffix limits by percentage of
 desktop width. By default a C<B> suffix is assumed for number of buttons.
@@ -659,15 +659,15 @@ or C<%40> for the at sign.  For example:
 
 =item B<NetworkStatusDevice>="eth0 wlan0"
 
-Network device for which to show status.
+Network devices for which to show status.
 
 =item B<TimeFormat>="%X"
 
 The clock time format. See the strftime manpage for the meaning of all
 the percent options. It is possible to define multiple clocks for
 different time zones in a single I<TimeFormat>.  A new clock is defined
 by the beginning of the string, and by each time zone specification
-which starts with C<TZ=...>, followed by a space. For example,
+that starts with C<TZ=...>, followed by a space. For example,
 B<TimeFormat>=C<%X TZ=Asia/Aden %T TZ=Asia/Baku %T> defines 3 clocks.
 
 =item B<TimeFormatAlt>=""
@@ -729,7 +729,7 @@ Primary screen for xinerama (taskbar, ...).
 A comma-separated list of keyboard layouts.
 A layout may be enclosed in double quotes.
 Each layout is a name with optional arguments,
-which is to be parsed by the C<setxkbmap> program.
+that is to be parsed by the C<setxkbmap> program.
 To support changing keyboard layouts, the
 C<setxkbmap> program must be installed.
 The first in the list is the default layout.

man/icewm-prefoverride.pod

@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@
 
 =head2 DESCRIPTION
 
-Settings which override the settings from a theme.  Some of the B<icewm>
-configuration options from the preferences file which control the
+Settings that override the settings from a theme.  Some of the B<icewm>
+configuration options from the preferences file that control the
 look-and-feel may be overridden by the theme, if the theme designer
 thinks this is desirable.  However, this F<prefoverride> file will again
 override this for a few specific options of your choosing.  It is safe

man/icewm-programs.pod

@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ These are literal string keywords.
 
 =item [B<">]I<title>[B<">]
 
-This is the I<title> string associated with the menu item which is
+This is the I<title> string associated with the menu item that is
 displayed in the menu.  When the I<title> contains spaces, the title
 must be surrounded by double quotes (C<">), although the I<title> may
 always be surrounded by double quotes if preferred.

man/icewm-session.pod

@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ starting a terminal, or abort execution of icewm-session.
 
 =item B<ICEWM_OPTIONS>
 
-A space separated list of options which will be added to the command
+A space separated list of options that will be added to the command
 line invocation of F<icewm>. This can be set in the F<env> file.
 
 =back

man/icewm-set-gnomewm.pod

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ B<icewm-set-gnomewm> [I<OPTIONS>]
 
 =head2 DESCRIPTION
 
-B<icewm-set-gnomewm> is a helper script which instruments GNOME to
+B<icewm-set-gnomewm> is a helper script that instruments GNOME to
 replace its own WM with icewm.
 
 =head2 OPTIONS

man/icewm-startup.pod

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
 
 The F<startup> file contains commands to be executed on B<icewm> startup.
 This is an executable script. Typically the commands tweak X11 settings
-and launch some applications which always need to be active.
+and launch some applications that always need to be active.
 It is run by L<icewm-session(1)> when B<icewm> starts.
 
 =head2 EXAMPLES

man/icewm-toolbar.pod

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ After one or more spaces follows a name, which is displayed in a tool
 tip whenever the mouse cursor hovers over the toolbar icon.  This name
 may be a double quoted string.  Then follows the bare name of the icon
 to use without extensions.  This icon will be shown in the toolbar.  The
-last component is a shell command line which will be executed whenever
+last component is a shell command line that will be executed whenever
 the user presses the icon in the toolbar.  For example, the following
 line in toolbar will create a button with tool tip C<Mozilla Firefox>
 with the F<firefox> icon which launches L<firefox(1)> when clicked:

man/icewm-winoptions.pod

@@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ input focus to I<Chrome> pop-ups and asks to close them immediately.
   google-chrome.pop-up.startMinimized: 1
 
 IceWM places dockapps in a container automatically, but for those
-which fail to comply with the protocol it can also be emulated.
+that fail to comply with the protocol it can also be emulated.
 An emulated dockapp should appear on all workspaces, have
 no decorations, and always be visible in a fixed location.