nwm is an extremely fast, small and simple dynamic window manager for X11.
This beauty’s based on dwm - dynamic window manager by suckless devs.
I did a lot of patches and tweaks, a lot of refactoring and now it doesn’t look similar enough to have the same name.
It’s been a while…
There are things I remember implementing/tweaking/patching:
- pertag stuff
- gaps
- tabs (tab bar for clients in monocle mode like tabbed)
- temporary show all tags mode
- colorscheme for inactive monitor’s bar
- sticky
- urgent + fix for multimon
- other bugfixes & tweaks idk??
you’ll figure out other from source code if you’re smart enough.
no u
no cuz it sucks
no.
I like 2 spaces indentation. I think everyone should prefer 2 spaces indentation. Tabs are bad. No argue.
Readability is not about indentation - it’s about good code with empty lines, comments and consistent style.
You can just fork it and make it “better”
Also you can try and PR your changes, but I don’t usually agree with other people.
If forking it doesn’t suit you - cry about it.
Xlib header files, libxft-bgra (or disable its support in config.mk).
Edit config.mk to match your local setup.
Edit config.h to configure some of the aspects of your build.
Enter the following command to build and install nwm:
sudo make installAdd the following line to your .xinitrc to start nwm using startx:
exec nwmIn order to connect nwm to a specific display, make sure that
the DISPLAY environment variable is set correctly, e.g.:
DISPLAY=foo.bar:1 exec nwm(This will start nwm on display :1 of the host foo.bar.)
In order to display something in the bar, you should set your root window name, e.g.:
xsetroot -name "something"You should use some script to make it dynamic. You can use rootblocks.
autostart is a script for starting programs need to start excluding those that are already running.
#!/bin/sh
while true; do
autostart &
nwm 2> ~/.nwm.log
done