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Add info about Xephyr grab input

I found at http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/Using_Xephyr very helpful information:
"While the Xephyr window has focus, press Control-mod3-shift to have Xephyr grab focus. You will now see that the mouse can't leave the window. If you want Xephyr to let go, press control-shift (note: on some systems it should be RIGHT control-shift)."

I think it is a good idea putting it in README

Change keyboard layout

You should provide an option to change the keyboard layout.
When i'm testing Xephyr, it doesn't load my keyboard config and just load a qwerty keyboard.

Testing custom awesome builds

I'd like to play around with the awesome source and eventually contribute to the project. Do you consider awmtt an appropriate tool for testing custom awesome builds that aren't installed to the system path?

For example, I'm considering forking awmtt and adding an option to specify the path to the awesome binary. Does this seem reasonable?

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