Oroborus is a customizable window manager that is both easy to use and highly adaptable. Its small size and sleek design make it a popular choice for users looking to personalize their desktop experience.
If you're in the market for a lightweight, no-frills window manager, Oroborus is a solid choice. It takes up a mere 75kb on a PowerPC machine and 63kb on an x86 machine, making it one of the smallest window managers available.
That being said, Oroborus is definitely minimalistic in its approach. It doesn't come bundled with all the features and functions of some other window managers. However, the project does provide external tools that will allow you to customize the experience to your liking.
One of the biggest advantages of Oroborus is the flexibility it provides. With the ability to configure settings to your heart's desire, you can create a setup that works perfectly for your workflow.
In terms of key features, Oroborus offers customizable key bindings for quick navigation, keyboard-based window movement, xpm theming, GNOME and NET_WM compatibility, and even some level of KDE compatibility.
This latest release has added several new themes (defold, bluecurve, mkultra, Elberg_Red, Elberg_Green, and Elberg_Blue) and has also addressed an issue with the "oroborus -V" command.
Overall, Oroborus is a reliable, scalable window manager that offers the flexibility to create a personalized experience. If you're looking for a minimalist approach to window management, give Oroborus a try.
That being said, Oroborus is definitely minimalistic in its approach. It doesn't come bundled with all the features and functions of some other window managers. However, the project does provide external tools that will allow you to customize the experience to your liking.
One of the biggest advantages of Oroborus is the flexibility it provides. With the ability to configure settings to your heart's desire, you can create a setup that works perfectly for your workflow.
In terms of key features, Oroborus offers customizable key bindings for quick navigation, keyboard-based window movement, xpm theming, GNOME and NET_WM compatibility, and even some level of KDE compatibility.
This latest release has added several new themes (defold, bluecurve, mkultra, Elberg_Red, Elberg_Green, and Elberg_Blue) and has also addressed an issue with the "oroborus -V" command.
Overall, Oroborus is a reliable, scalable window manager that offers the flexibility to create a personalized experience. If you're looking for a minimalist approach to window management, give Oroborus a try.
What's New
Version 2.0.15: N/A