A lightweight, X11 tiling window manager that behaves like vim
This is quite a small update as RL has taken over. The following bug fixes have been made:
The following (small) features have been added:
HOWM_SOCK
when it creates it socket.cottage
with IPC_ERR_NO_CONFIG
if an attempt is made to change an unknown config option.--version
option.I'll update the developer docs now. :-)
I have spent a lot of time moving howm away from requiring a recompile after a configuration change. This release is the result of that. No longer does howm need a compiler and build system - two lightweight programs are required instead: cottage and sxhkd.
I've updated the docs to highlight these new changes - that includes the developer docs.
The main features of this release include:
Bug fixes include:
I have written a blog post detailing the new changes and my motivation behind them.
This release of howm has the following:
Bugfixes:
Features:
This release is a small one, but has some important fixes, they are as follows:
I forgot to add the commits to the last release- here there are in all their glory!
This release features over 50 commits from 3 developers. Documentation has been tweaked and improved (check out the new wiki).
The following bugfixes have been made:
The following improvements have been made:
The following features have been added:
This release marks the first release influenced by feedback from other people, as well as new people contributing.
Changes are as follows:
Features:
Bug fixes:
There is also now an IRC channel (#howm) on Freenode.
This release marks the first time I have felt howm ready for the masses!
A big thank you to everyone over on linuxbbq for testing, suggestions and helping with documentation.
EWMH compliance is minimal, but more will be added in the future.
I feel the keymappings are sane, but suggestions are always welcomed.
An AUR package is available here: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/howm-git/
Enjoy!