Window managers are programs that allow a user to interface with their computer. I currently use the EXWMwindow manager, but I've used Bspwm i3 and herbstluftwm in the past. On MacOS and Windows, this is your standard user interface, just as it is with Gnome or another desktop management service in Linux.

Utilities

• HideIt: shows a window by its name when a cursor is a defined region on the screen

• DispUtils: provides utilities for getting information about displays

• wmutils: tools for X window manipulation These can be used to script your own window manager!

• autorandrautomatically detects the current display and loads the appropriate X window setup.

• https://github.com/baskerville/xtitle gets x window titles

• https://github.com/salman-abedin/devour script to open a tool created by a terminal on top of the terminal rather than allowing the terminal to waste space

Cool WM projects

• WindowChef: a stacking window manager

• Sara WM: the best features of DWM and BSPWM

• 2BWM: A fast, floating WM with two borders

• goowmwm: get out of my way! simple and effective window manager

• bug.nis a tiling window manager for Windows written in AutoHotkey.

• https://github.com/conformal/spectrwm fun tiling wm

experiments

an OS for autonomy single flexible digital document instead of all apps stumpwm