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1.1 KiB
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45 lines
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kiwmi
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kiwmi is a Wayland compositor that is programmed by the user.
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This means that the sky is the limit:
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You can implement any tiling or floating logic you want; even stuff like modal window management becomes easy.
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This means there is a steep entrance barrier, but in the future there will be base configurations to start with.
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NOTE: This whole project is a work in project, and not usable yet.
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Installation
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Make sure all dependencies are installed.
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Run:
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$ meson build
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$ ninja -C build
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Install with:
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# ninja -C build install
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Dependencies
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- wlroots (https://github.com/swaywm/wlroots)
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- meson (build)
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- ninja (build)
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- git (build, optional, to fetch the version)
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Contribution
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You want to contribute? Great!
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Future requests, bug reports and PRs are always welcome.
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Note that pull requests without a valid issue are ignored to decrease the amount of duplicate work.
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Also read CONTRIBUTING.txt.
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If anything is unclear, feel free to contact me.
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If you don't program but want to contribute to kiwmi, spread the word about kiwmi and star the repo.
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