croissant is a stacking Wayland compositor that’s written in the C programming language.
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croissant is a stacking Wayland compositor that’s written in the C programming language.
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Read morewlmaker is a Wayland compositor inspired by Window Maker, an X11 window manager originally designed to integrate with GNUstep.
Read moreWoodland is a minimal Wayland compositor based on wlroots and inspired by Wayfire and TinyWl.
Read moreMagpie is a soft-fork of GNOME’s Mutter.
Read moreMoksha is an advanced window manager for X11 based on Enlightenment DR17.
Read moreLeftWM is designed to do one thing and to do that one thing well: be a window manager.
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Read morewmii is a dynamic window manager. Highy customizable and usable with keyboard and mouse. It supports conventional, tabbed and tiled window management.
Read morespectrwm is a small, dynamic tiling window manager for Xorg. It tries to stay out of the way
Read moreQtile is a full-featured, hackable tiling window manager.
Read moreAwesome is a highly configurable, tiling window manager initially based on dwm code. It is extremely fast, small, dynamic and ‘awesome’.
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