uh-wm is broken! #1

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groug · 2021-04-17T14:11:30Z

groug commented

2021-04-17 14:11:30 +00:00

uh-wm

uh-wm is a minimalistic tiling and stacking window manager for X. It
shares some similarities with dwm and wmii, but is written in ruby so
you can configure and extend features directly with ruby code.

The layout strategy is interchangeable, the default one being the
uh-layout ruby gem. A layout is a simple ruby object responding to
specific messages.

Main features:

Xinerama support;
multiple event handling strategy: blocking or multiplexing
with select();
configuration with a run control file (ruby DSL);
key bindings with user defined code as callback;
configurable modifier key;
support user-defined layout strategies;
program execution;
no re-parenting (therefore, no window decoration either);
no grabbing of the modifier key alone;
no mouse handling;
no EWMH support;
very limited ICCCM support.

Getting started

Installation (requires ruby ~> 2.1 with rubygems)

$ gem install uh-wm

Usage

Usage: uhwm [options]

options:
    -v, --verbose                    enable verbose mode
    -d, --debug                      enable debug mode
    -f, --run-control PATH           specify alternate run control file
    -r, --require PATH               require ruby feature
    -l, --layout LAYOUT              specify layout
    -w, --worker WORKER              specify worker

    -h, --help                       print this message
    -V, --version                    print version

uh-wm ===== [![Version ][badge-version-img]][badge-version-uri] [![Build status ][badge-build-img]][badge-build-uri] [![Code Climate ][badge-cclimate-img]][badge-cclimate-uri] uh-wm is a minimalistic tiling and stacking window manager for X. It shares some similarities with dwm and wmii, but is written in ruby so you can configure and extend features directly with ruby code. The layout strategy is interchangeable, the default one being the `uh-layout` ruby gem. A layout is a simple ruby object responding to specific messages. Main features: * Xinerama support; * multiple event handling strategy: blocking or multiplexing with `select()`; * configuration with a run control file (ruby DSL); * key bindings with user defined code as callback; * configurable modifier key; * support user-defined layout strategies; * program execution; * no re-parenting (therefore, no window decoration either); * no grabbing of the modifier key alone; * no mouse handling; * no EWMH support; * very limited ICCCM support. Getting started --------------- ### Installation (requires ruby ~> 2.1 with rubygems) ``` $ gem install uh-wm ``` ### Usage ``` Usage: uhwm [options] options: -v, --verbose enable verbose mode -d, --debug enable debug mode -f, --run-control PATH specify alternate run control file -r, --require PATH require ruby feature -l, --layout LAYOUT specify layout -w, --worker WORKER specify worker -h, --help print this message -V, --version print version ``` [badge-version-img]: https://img.shields.io/gem/v/uh-wm.svg?style=flat-square [badge-version-uri]: https://rubygems.org/gems/uh-wm [badge-build-img]: https://img.shields.io/travis/tjouan/uh-wm/master.svg?style=flat-square [badge-build-uri]: https://travis-ci.org/tjouan/uh-wm [badge-cclimate-img]: https://img.shields.io/codeclimate/github/tjouan/uh-wm.svg?style=flat-square [badge-cclimate-uri]: https://codeclimate.com/github/tjouan/uh-wm

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Reference: tj/uh-wm#1