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Linux auto tiling manager with hot corner support for Openbox, Fluxbox, IceWM, Xfwm, KWin, Marco, Muffin, Mutter and other EWMH compliant window managers using the X11 window system. Therefore, this project provides dynamic tiling for XFCE, LXDE, LXQt, KDE and GNOME (Mate, Deepin, Cinnamon, Budgie) based desktop environments.
A gtk based status bar for tiling window managers such as XMonad
A window manager designed for speed, usability, and consistency
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Automatic Tiling for EWMH Compliant Window Managers
Window Chef is a stacking window manager that cooks windows with orders from the Waitron
A window manager for X11
EWMH-compliant move to monitor utility
advanced dynamic window manager
A minimalist floating window manager written on top of the XCB
X11-tool which exits when a window is focused and prints the respective window-id.
Implementation of footwm in chez scheme
Choose your window manager
Lightweight C17 X11 panel for bspwm and EWMH window managers with native tray, launcher, status modules, and packaging.
Mod applications to start maximized, with icon changed or notify shell about new window created. This is a dynamic library that intercepts Xlib functions.
An experimental, safety-first tiling window manager for X11, written in Rust (pre-alpha).
AquaWM - a fast window manager for Linux, built for Xorg using the XLib and X11 libraries. There is partial support from EWMH. But the project is not limited to WM only; a terminal, a file manager and many other important programs for the desktop will be written for AquaWM.
A compact X11 window manager written in C, built with love and inspired by dwm and sxwm.
Make all windows on selected display(s) always sticky. Should work with Openbox, Fluxbox, IceWM, Xfwm, KWin, Marco, Muffin, Mutter and other EWMH compliant window managers using the X11 window system. Therefore, this project provides dynamic tiling for XFCE, LXDE, LXQt, KDE and GNOME (Mate, Deepin, Cinnamon, Budgie) based desktop environments.
A policy-controlled bridge for AI agents to observe and operate Linux desktops.