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    TaskbarX

    TaskbarX

    TaskbarX: Customize taskbar icons with animations for a sleek Windows.

    TaskbarX offers precise control over taskbar icon placement, providing a Windows dock-like ambiance. Enjoy customizable animations, speeds, and positioning options. Easily tailor your taskbar to your preferences, with support for vertical taskbars and multiple instances. Developed since May 6, 2018, under the aliases FalconX and Falcon10, TaskbarX ensures a seamless user experience.
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    µwm - (uwm) µ Window Manager

    µwm - (uwm) µ Window Manager

    lightweight stacking window manager for X11/xcb

    µwm is a lightweight stacking window manager for the X11 Window System and is written in C and uses only libxcb at a minimum. It has builtin menus/panels/buttons and other plugins.
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    i3wm-desktop-config

    i3wm-desktop-config

    i3 window manager config

    i3wm-desktop-config is an i3 window manager config. New system dashboard workspace layout. New music workspace layout. New desktop wallpaper. Use "compton" as a compositor. Use "urxvt" as terminal with transperent background. Remove "i3bar". Replace "i3" with "i3-gaps". Replace "dmenu" with "rofi". Add "Mod + Shift + ;" to show rofi's window switcher dialog.
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    BE::KWinFX

    Several 3rd party plugins for the KDE KWin compositor

    Several 3rd party plugins for the KDE KWin compositor For now: - BE::Clock - BE::Animated - BE::Distorted
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    We moved to github https://github.com/aanatoly/fbpanel fbpanel is a lightweight X11 desktop panel. It requires only GTK-2 and X11 to compile and works with any ICCCM / NETWM compliant window manager (eg sawfish, metacity, , xfwm4, kvm) It features tasklist, pager, launcbar, clock, menu and sytray
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    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    wmspaceclock (or spaceclock for short) is an antialiased analog clock for the Window Maker dock to show the current local time. It is fairly configurable via rc file, has a configurable background and the hand shapes are configurable as well.
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    dockclock is a small, fast docking applett designed to work with fluxbox / blackbox. Showing the time and date is its main purpose, but an alarm of two types - countdown and a standard one will be supported.
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