I have (yet another) correction to report. A few days ago I offered a port for e3 but refused to share my port for Musca, because I regularly recompile Musca to adjust the commands and settings.
Fact is though, after a brief skim through a few wiki pages (not least of which the Arch wiki — still the best resource around for information on anything), I realize that I was wrong — there is a configuration file, at .musca_startup, and it’s much easier to use that than to recompile the thing over and over again.
Of course. 
So in the way of an apology, here is the exceedingly brief configuration file I use, which adjusts the keystroke to spawn the terminal and the dmenu command to use the Terminus font.
bind on Mod4+t exec urxvtc bind on Mod4+Control+Shift+Return exec sudo /sbin/halt set dmenu dmenu -i -b -fa 'terminus-10'
The middle binding is a little something I add for my own amusement: a keystroke to bring everything to a halt. It’s just quicker than closing out whatever programs I’m running, closing Musca, waiting for X to halt, then typing in the command to shutdown. Call me lazy.
And since I failed to provide at the last opportunity …
# Description: A simple dynamic window manager for X.
# URL: http://aerosuidae.net/musca
# Maintainer:
# Depends on: xorg
name=musca
version=0.9.23
release=1
source=(http://aerosuidae.net/$name-$version.tgz)
build() {
cd $name-$version
make DESTDIR=$PKG
install -Dm755 musca $PKG/usr/bin/$name
install -Dm644 musca.1 $PKG/usr/share/man/man1/musca.1
}
Of course, the important parts were stolen from the AUR version. Call me lazy. Again. 
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