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A healthy, bite-sized window manager written in C over the XLib library. Controlled via a powerful command-line client, allowing users to control windows via a hotkey daemon such as sxhkd or expand functionality via shell scripts.

Colinker is a customizable context menu for selected text. It is intended to work on Windows and Linux. On Windows, it is intended to be used with a global hotkey tool such as autohotkey or autoit. It will not work with the windows Shell link hotkey because they change the foreground window focus. On Linux, it is designed to be used with xbindkeys and xclip. Features Fully customizable and open source Can be used to open programs utilizing the selected text anywhere in the arguments Can browse to any webpages using the selected text anywhere in the URL The selected text can come from any application Integrates with windows explorer and can select one or more file/folder names Easy to configure Note Mac OS X was not included because this functionality can be already be achieved through the Automator application.

Manage any program on your computer with radial menus(also known as pie-menu)and pull- down menus, that can be called with a mouse button, mouse combinations(rocket gestures) or hotkey. It's a little like gestures, but a menu it's shown around the mous

GeekBind give to you the possibility to register some HotKey in order to simplify the moving or others things of window (As on some Unix window manager like FluxBox). This software run under Mac OS X.