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YaWm

YaWm is just Yet Another Window Manager which is used by me from early 2012. Another meaning of the name is al-yawm [the day] (YaWm/wiki):

Originaly inspired by suckless's dwm. Reworked, patched, polished for my needs. Have not pretensions to be compatible with the original anymore.

The main project's goal is to build comfortable X environment for myself in true unix way: simple, flexible and strictly functional binary code that should help user to work with his tasks with a maximal performance and to bring a high usability. Not more But not less.

Minimal toolset (also partialy covered by this repo):

  • yawm
  • yawmstatus
  • tinyterm (but xterm is pretty fine too)
  • slock (has fallback to xscreensaver)
  • dmenu

Other stuff for a minimal comfort:

  • clipit
  • volumeicon-alsa

In order to run the WM xinit and base X stuff are required.

Happy hacking!

Disclamer

Despite the fact there are no active commits for a long time - the project is still active and maintained. The main binary is rock-stable and thus not requires changes. At least for author's needs. Feel free to contact me if you're interested in and/or have any issues regarding the project.

Known issues

After a long period of inactivity the project became currently actual again.

As for now there're a lot of small (but terrible) issues in WM controls caused by a changes of related libraries.

  • manual change of window geometry may work with bugs
  • windows list is ugly and not usable
  • window focus may change the windows stack position
  • applications with full-screen mode behave strange and may sporadicaly not able for roll out on the full screen
  • slock is not so compatible anymore with powersave mode of the screen as previously