New on JustAGuy Linux: oxwm-setup π§
A dwm-like X11 WM you configure in ONE Lua file with instant hot-reload β edit config.lua, hit Mod+Shift+R, done. No recompile, no logging out.
Built by @tony-btw in zig. I just spread the house butter on top: dwm-style keybinds, a clean bar, and a 6-theme switcher.
Ships as a .deb via butterrepo, so install is just `apt install oxwm`.
New on JustAGuy Linux: oxwm-setup π§
A dwm-like X11 WM you configure in ONE Lua file with instant hot-reload β edit config.lua, hit Mod+Shift+R, done. No recompile, no logging out.
Built by @tony-btw in zig. I just spread the house butter on top: dwm-style keybinds, a clean bar, and a 6-theme switcher.
Ships as a .deb via butterrepo, so install is just `apt install oxwm`.
πͺ Made Snatch because I wanted it on my own Mac. Window snapping, smart auto-tile, and custom layouts for macOS.
β’ Drag windows to screen edges to snap
β’ One-hotkey smart auto-tile
β’ Custom snap zones with 12x12 grid editor
β’ Multi-monitor support up to 8K
β based on a infinite spatial grid, similar to VXWM, DriftWM, Hevel, Halley... except it's quite a bit more capable and aesthetic. #programing #wayland #linux #graphicsprogramming #windowmanager #windowmnagersI am hereby announcing version 0.2.0 of my window manager "rhine" :3
build deps: * rhine now uses zig 0.16.0 * libnotify is now an optional dependency * xkbcommon is now mentioned as a dependency features: * layer surfaces like launchers now appear on the most recently active output * there are window_management options now * optional support to send noti...
πͺ Today's indie Mac spotlight: Snatch. Window snapping, smart auto-tile, and custom layouts for macOS.
β’ Drag windows to screen edges to snap
β’ One-hotkey smart auto-tile
β’ Custom snap zones with 12x12 grid editor
β’ Multi-monitor support up to 8K
Updated my #Fluxbox #DockApps page. Several updates, plus new fluxBattery and fluxClipboard. Also created web versions for those who don't use one of the *boxes.
A few weeks of #k12 #education work left, then going to focus on my neoFlux #WindowManager.
https://www.chrisspackman.com/software/flux-dock-apps/index.html
working on a clipboard manager with various 'contexts' so that one-off copies don't pollute my clipboard history with stuff i'll never need again.
Also, I've added hidden desktops to my #NeoFlux #WindowManager project design. Can't get started on it until I have summer break time, but working on the design docs now. Hidden desktops are only accessible through keyboard shortcuts; they and their windows do not show up in window lists. Is there real use to these? Not sure.
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