JWM KIT

Thanks for posting. If it's OK with you, I would like to add your Adwaita theme for download on my themes page here at sourceforge and at codeberg.

@cretsiah JWMKit is easy to install in Debian and it's derivatives. It has been tested with Debian 12, Devuan, and Pepermint. JWMKit is not in the repository so you will need to download the most recent deb package (jwmkit-0~20220826.deb) at the link below. You can find the install instructions by scrolling down on the same page. https://sourceforge.net/projects/jwmkit/files/Packages/Debian/ After you install JWMKit make sure to use the jwmkit_first_run tool with the instructions at the bottom of...

Sorry for taking so long to answer. I just now noticed the post. Dark/light mode depends on the user's GTK3 configuration. All of JWMKit uses the user's GTK theme. So if you are using a dark mode theme then jwmkit_settings (and all other JWMKit's apps) should display in dark mode.

The login credentials are provided at the download page. Just scroll down and look for the credential section for the build you have downloaded. https://sourceforge.net/projects/jwmkit/files/iso/ Here's the info provided for your convenience. I assume you are referring to the new Libre-antiX-JWMKit-respin since the other version automatically login into the session. Username : antix Password : antix Root Password : root Here's the credentials for the Devuan build. Username : user Password : user

JWM_Kit_Live_0~200628.iso is the old version. Lots of changes and improvements have been made since it's releases. Please download JWM_Kit_Linux_20210828.iso and I'm sure it will help a lot. https://sourceforge.net/projects/jwmkit/files/iso/

Default username/password for JWM Kit Linux username : user password : user Sorry this info was not provided. This was an oversight due to the convenience that JWM Kit Linux automatically starts the session. I need to add this info when I find time. The current build of JWM Kit Linux is based on beowulf. You may wish to use the newer Devuan Chimaera for your remaster. I do not use the gui to create a snapshot. I use the command line as root. as root Hint : The package "amd64-microcode" can prevent...

Merry Christmas to all (I know I'm late) @oui Sorry for the delay. It's a jolly busy time of year. I would first install JWM and JWM Kit then test to ensure it all works well. Install jwm use synaptic or command line sudo apt install jwm To install JWM Kit download the .deb and follow the instructions in the readme (scroll down on page for the readme) https://sourceforge.net/projects/jwmkit/files/Packages/Debian/ After install make sure to complete the first run part as instructed in the readme....

Thank you for your question. JWM Kit Linux's main purpose is to demonstrate JWMKit. Because of this JWM Kit Linux does not receive the same level of attention as JWM Kit. This is why I've not taken the time to improve the installer for JWM Kit Linux. I hope to see JWM Kit featured in another distro in the future, and If it is done well when it happens I would no longer need to maintain JWM Kit Linux. Although JWM Kit Linux is not my primary focus I feel it does well especially for an older machine...