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Maintenance release of pekwm with a bunch of bug fixes since 0.1.17. Notable changes include an updated default theme, CMake build system support and build fixes for more recent compilers.
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Release 0.9.2 on 2021-02-17
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* Client window titles (controlled by the theme attributes 'title_height',
'title_color', 'title_font')
* New command 'help' for live documentation on the object tree
* New 'watch' command that emits hooks when attribute values change.
* The 'lock_tag' attribute is now writable.
* New 'geometry' attribute for monitors.
* Bug fixes:
- Correctly interpret _NET_WM_STRUT. This fixes panels that leave a bit of
space between the panel and the monitor edge and also panels between two
monitors.
- Correctly handling minimized clients when removing a tag.
- Preserve stacking order when changing the floating state of a tag
- Update frame objects correctly in the commands 'mirror' and 'rotate'
* New dependencies: xft, freetype
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2020-05-22: Seventh public release 6.7 of portable cwm.
Changes made between OpenBSD 6.6 and 6.7
* Allowed cwm(1) configuration of window size based on percentage of
the master window during horizontal and vertical tiling actions.
* Allowed use of window-htile and window-vtile with the "empty" group
clients in cwm(1).
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The latest macOS Big Sur 11.2.1 and Xcode 12.4 as of 2021-02-24 do not
provide 11.2 SDK. They provide 11.1 SDK instead. mk/platform/Darwin.mk has
workaround for this situation. So use the workaround directly.
OSX_SDK_PATH may be internal, however it is accessible over 5 years.
It may not be a big problem hopefully.
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sdorfehs is a tiling window manager descended from ratpoison, which itself is
modeled after GNU Screen.
sdorfehs divides the screen into one or more frames, each only displaying
one window at a time but can cycle through all available windows (those
which are not being shown in another frame).
Like Screen, sdorfehs primarily uses prefixed/modal key bindings for most
actions.
sdorfehs's command mode is entered with a configurable keystroke
(Ctrl+a by default) which then allows a number of bindings accessible with just
a single keystroke or any other combination.
Special thanks to David H. Gutteridge for the patch and explanations.
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Change log:
4.14.6
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- Add more XErrors traps
- I18n: Update translations: da, es, et, he, lt, oc, ug
4.14.5
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- Fix an error leak in compositor (xfce/xfwm4#351)
- Fix compositor selection atom misuse
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based on a private patch from snow flurry, thx!
There have been a tonne of bug-fixes, and what's listed below are some
key-highlights. Please do read the full CHANGELOG in detail for more
information.
Breaking changes:
* Deprecate librplay support in FvwmEvent
* This therefore means librplay as a dependency is no longer required.
* documentation: remove docbook in favour of asciidoc (ThomasAdam)
* This therefore means that xsltproc as a dependency is no longer
required, but asciidoctor will be for compiling man pages.
* documentation: --enable-htmldoc has been removed -- generating HTML
documentation is longer possible.
Implemented enhancements:
* New Status command in JSON format (over a FIFO) for use with external
bars such as lemonbar
* Add expansion variables for a window's X/Y page
* Introduced a compat-wrapper for FvwmCommand written in Python3
Fixed bugs:
See the Full Changelog
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mcwm is a minimalist window manager for the X Window System written from
scratch in C directly on top of XCB. It is a traditional floating window
manager with a lot of features but without the bloat.
In mcwm all functions, including move and resize, are available from the
keyboard but a pointing device can be used for move, resize and raise/lower.
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Release 0.9.1 on 2020-12-28
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* Client minimization (controlled by the attribute 'minimized' of every client)
* The 'index' attribute of tags is now writable. This allows adjusting the
order of existing tags.
* New child object 'focused_client' for each tag object.
* New child object 'focused_frame' for the tiling object of each tag object.
* New child object 'parent_frame' for each client providing the frame the client sits in
* New command 'mirror'
* New command 'apply_tmp_rule'
* The 'apply_rules' command now reports parse errors
* Reserve space for panels that do not set _NET_WM_STRUT e.g. conky windows
of type 'dock'.
* Only build json object doc if WITH_DOCUMENTATION is activated
* Bug fixes:
- When hiding windows, correctly set their WM_STATE to IconicState (we set
it to Withdrawn state before, which means "unmanaged" and thus is wrong).
This may require restarting pagers when upgrading hlwm live.
- Fix crash in 'split explode'
- 'split explode' preserves the window focus (as in v0.7.2 and before)
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macOS. In exchange for avoiding the use of the bundled i386 binary blob,
this drops compatibility with older macOS (by requiring a newer API in
the system libXplugin). In case this had been building for anyone on
semi-recent macOS, bump PKGREVISION.
Addresses pkg/55880.
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TinyWM is a tiny window manager created as an exercise in minimalism. It is
also maybe helpful in learning some of the very basics of creating a window
manager. It is only around 50 lines of C.
It lets you do four basic things:
- Move windows interactively with Alt+Button1 drag
- Resize windows interactively with Alt+Button3 drag
- Raise windows with Alt+F1
- Focus windows with the mouse pointer
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-Bumped version to 0.16.0.
-Translation updates.
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A healthy, bite-sized window manager written in C over the XLib library.
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For the Python 3.8 default switch.
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# From 0.9.9 to 0.9.10
## Additions
- New node descriptor: `first_ancestor`.
- New node modifiers: `horizontal`, `vertical`.
## Changes
- The node descriptors `next` and `prev` might now return any node. The previous behavior can be emulated by appending `.!hidden.window`.
- The node descriptors `pointed`, `biggest` and `smallest` now return leaves (in particular `pointed` will now return the *id* of a pointed receptacle). The previous behavior can be emulated by appending `.window`.
- The *query* command now handles all the possible descriptor-free constraints (for example, `query -N -d .active` now works as expected).
- The rules can now match against the window's names (`WM_NAME`).
- The configuration script now receives an argument to indicate whether is was executed after a restart or not.
- The *intermediate consequences* passed to the external rules command are now in resolved form to avoid unwanted code execution.
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This release addresses the following:
New Features:
Add support for infostore in EnvIsSet Test case #240 (ThomasAdam)
Add variable/parameter which indicates the state of the FVWM3 logging #239 (NsCDE)
Support for setting default mouse cursor on all FvwmScript widgets #222 (NsCDE)
Add support for triangle indicator in/out sub options #221 (NsCDE)
Add WindowName option to FvwmButtons #219 (NsCDE)
Build problems:
compilation fails on openbsd-current due to safemalloc.h (va_list) #231
"version of go" misinterpreted by configure script? #202
Unable to build 1.0, bson.h not found [FreeBSD 12.1] #200
Bug-fixes:
_NET_WM_STATE was not updated for maximized windows #203
EwmhBaseStruts calculations don't use monitor's #241
DesktopConfiguration global inherits behaviour from per-monitor mode #236
FvwmEvent: missing monitor\_focus event #228
perllib: doesn't understand MX_MONITOR_* events #226
FvwmButtons subpanels not popped out on primary monitor when desk is > 0 #224
PositionPlacement Center: fix to use current screen #211
EwmhBaseStruts missing screen info from manpage #208
EwmhBaseStrut: fix calculations for per-monitor #242 (ThomasAdam)
Fix window locations in Global mode #237 (ThomasAdam)
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Allow custom man location and a few other things
Patches by myself and Maya merged.
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These haven't made it to a branch yet, but have been carried elsewhere,
e.g., Fedora applied them two months ago.
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Release 0.9.0 on 2020-10-31
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* When an application fails to focus itself (because
focus_stealing_prevention is active), then the window is marked as urgent.
* New optional argument for the 'split' command for splitting non-leaf frames
* Frame objects: the frame layout can be introspected via the 'tiling' object
present in each tag, e.g.: 'tags.focus.tiling'.
* New command 'foreach' for iterating over objects
* New attribute 'urgent_count' for tags, counting the number of urgent clients on a tag
* New rule consequence 'floatplacement' that updates the placement of floating
clients ('floatplacement=smart' for little overlap,
'floatplacement=center' for centering) or leaves the floating position as
is ('floatplacement=none')
* New rule condition 'pgid'
* New format specifier '%c' in the 'sprintf' command (useful in combination with 'foreach')
* The 'new_attr' command now also accepts an initial value
* React to a change of the 'floating_focused' attribute of the tag object
* New frame index character 'p' for accessing the parent frame
* Object tree documentation as a json file
* Bug fixes:
- Fix wrong behaviour in 'cycle_layout' in the case where the current layout
is not contained in the layout list passed to 'cycle_layout'.
- Fix handling of delta -1 in 'focus_monitor' and 'cycle_monitor'
- Fixed precision decimals in the layout tree (more reliable in- and output
of fractions in frame splits)
- Fixes in maximize.sh
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Based on work by Dan Cîrnaț and myself in pkgsrc-wip.
Mutter is a window and compositing manager that displays and manages your
desktop via OpenGL. Mutter combines a sophisticated display engine using
the Clutter toolkit with solid window-management logic inherited from the
Metacity window manager.
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This is a bugfix release for v4.18.
• Bugfix: kick tray clients before destroying the bar
pkglint cleanup while here.
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YeahWM is a h* window manager for X based on evilwm and aewm.
Features:
* Sloppy Focus.
* BeOS-like tabbed titles, which can be repositioned.
* Support for Xinerama.
* Simple Appearance.
* Good keyboard control.
* Creative usage of the mouse.
* Respects aspect size hints.
* Solid resize and move operations.
* Virtual Desktops.
* "Magic" screen edges for desktop switching.
* Snapping to other windows and screen borders when moving windows.
* Small binary size(ca. 23kb).
* Little resource usage.
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This was deleted a few years ago due to the gtk1 deprecation, but
removing its dependency on gtk1 is trivial and does not impact
its functionality.
I consider qvwm essential software for fun.
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qvwm is a window manager for the X Window System which provides a user
experience very close to Windows 95/98. It is small and extremely fast.
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Now that libXft is an option, it has to be reflected in buildlink3.mk,
or build failures can occur in wm/bbpager04.
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Add xft2 as a recommended option, following the example of fluxbox.
While here, also make nls a recommended option, rather than being
unconditionally enabled.
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Fvwm3 is a multiple large virtual desktop window manager, originally (a
looooong time ago!) derived from twm.
Fvwm3 is intended to have a small memory footprint but a rich feature set,
be extremely customizable and extendible, and have a high degree of Motif
mwm compatibility.
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- do not attempt to start networkmanager etc
- make volume buttons useful on netbsd
bump PKGREVISION
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