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This is a tiling window manager for Xorg based on the suckless' dynamic window manager. In short, ewm is a fork of dwm. It is a fork. I maintain it, improve it, and make it actually useable rather than saying that everything is "bloat". If you don't like it: then don't use it.

MIGRATED: https://github.com/igr/dm2 DM2 provides several enhancements that helps in every day work. DM2 can minimize any window to "floating icon" (unique feature!). DM2 can minimize window to tray, make it "on-top" and provide favorites files/folders in common Open/Save dialogs.

Motif , motif 2.0-2.2 ~~~~ NEW Totally Built Linux (xlfs-0.2) contains Motif-2.5.1 which builds by Makefile or imake, fixes "might skip Uil.y", works on linux gcc4, or gcc10, glibc-2.11 or glibc-2.25, freeBSD 13. it's a TODO to make 2.5.1 separately downloadable from TBLD. 2.5.1 is suggested ~~~~ OLD * GNU/configure now builds easy Imake is back too, Everything builds Quality Assurance Tests QUATS Panner is NON-VIRTUAL (mwm deleted virtual panner in motif 2.1+). A panner slides the visible desktop to make it a vitrually huge desktop. NEW: pan with keys (without a panner), panner can drag windows, edge panning (panner can see desktops on remote (X clients), Motif can show/use screens from many computers or run on same screen) audience: * wants a simple clean desktop with and ability of small footprint gui development * X apps that depend libXm.so see: http://www.opengroup.org/openmotif

this is a re-release (compiles via automake) of: Tom LaStrange (et al) Virtual Tab Window Manager* , cira late 1980's tvtwm is a small Viirtual Window Manager w/multihost panning deskops and a few other features tvtwm's prize feature: a small window of the desktop on the deskop called a panner (or pager). A pager allows the desktop (or window) to slide on an infinite backdrop to reveal more desktop (ie, 20 desktop in size). The pager contains a mini interactive view of the larger...

wmibam is a dockapp that monitors the apm status using the intellegent battery monitor (ibam) by Sebastian Ritterbusch to make statistical considerations to determine the currect battery status.

AfterStep is a window manager for the Unix X Window System. Originally based on the look and feel of the NeXTStep interface, it has evolved into its own creature with interest expressed by GNUstep, to make AfterStep the window manager of choice for X

Though XenoWM can be used as a traditional floating window manager, it's actually a quick and easy dynamic tiling system. Its primary goals are to reduce wasted screen space, and make windows easier to place and find, all making work more efficient.

The goal of this project is to make a program (or a set of programs) to fully control a remote machine trought a TCP/IP network. The project consist on two parts: The host app to receive & interpret commands and a GUI to send the commands (the client).

whiteBOX is an attempt to make a flexible yet simple to use multi-purpose configuration tool for the Blackbox window manager. whiteBOX is written using GTK+ and the C programming language.