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SwayFX
SwayFX: Sway, but with eye candy
Sway is an incredible window manager, and certainly one of the most well established wayland window managers. However, it is restricted to only include the functionality that existed in i3. This fork ditches the simple wlr_renderer, and replaces it with our fx_renderer, capable of rendering with fancy GLES2 effects. -
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EMWM
Enhanced Motif Window Manager and Utilities
Enhanced Motif Window Manager (MWM fork). Supports Xinerama, Xrandr, UTF-8/Xft, and relevant Extended Window Manager Hints (EWMH) . A simple session manager and a /toolchest/ like launcher are available in the separate utilities package. Documentation and more on the project homepage: https://fastestcode.org/emwm.html -
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i3-gaps
A fork of the i3 window manager with gaps and some other features
i3-gaps is a fork of i3wm, a tiling window manager for X11. It is kept up to date with upstream, adding a few additional features such as gaps between windows. In order to use gaps you need to disable window titlebars. This can be done by adding only one command line to your config. Gaps are the namesake feature of i3-gaps and add spacing between windows/containers. -
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Epsilons Window Manager
ewm is a tiling window manager for X based on dwm
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. -
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Arc Dark IceWM theme
Arc-Dark theme for IceWM
Fork of Arc-Dark theme for IceWM to keep it up to date and fix broken stuff. -
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Tgc-fork
A theme based on Tgc and I-merryb
A theme based on Tgc and I-merryb. -
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Opossum
Opossum is a minimal tiling window manager for X11/Linux
Opossum is a minimal tiling window manager: a fork of Catwm. This wm's named after the "living fossil" Virginia Opossum (Didelphis virginiana). Like the wm's namesake survivor from the "Age the Dinosaurs", Opossum has some evolutionary fixes in archaic behavior to prevent eX-screen-tinction. -
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awflwm is a fork (and extension) of flwm that strives to remain a little more current than flwm (it appears that Bill hasn't had much time for flwm in recent years).
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XFast is a slim and lightweighted desktop environment that incorporates X and Window Manager within the same project.
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Xaewm: minimalist window manager for X-window, is a fork of aewm++, with a little menu based on xrun, you can put your prefer applications made easy, very light and fast.
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SimpleKDE is the lightweight, less bloated fork of well known UNIX desktop environment, KDE... It aims to make KDE simpler, faster more usable.
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No Cheese Window Manager (ncwm) is a lightweight window manager for the X Window System, fork of Window Manager Improved (wmi). It attempts to use keyboard on every task the user wants to do, if possible, no mouse, no cheese.
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