CLFSWM is a fullscreen window manager software written in Common Lisp language.
CLFSWM is a Common Lisp FullScreen Window Manager that boasts a 100% Common Lisp X11 window manager. It is based on Tinywm and Stumpwm, with many thanks to them. This window manager can be operated with both keyboard and mouse. The display is divided into workspaces, groups, and windows and these windows are packed together in groups.
By default, a group is fullscreen maximized without any decorations, buttons, or menus. If the group is not maximized, it can be moved, resized, tiled, packed or filled to other group edges. There are two modes available for binding in CLFSWM. The main mode is designed with minimal keys and no mouse grabbing in order to avoid conflicts with other applications. The second mode, on the other hand, comes with more keys and mouse actions.
CLFSWM comes with an integrated pager that manages workspaces, groups and windows as in the second mode way. To find out the details of CLFSWM usage, take a look at the default bindings. Another notable feature of CLFSWM is its high level of dynamicity. There is only one workspace and one group provided by default, with other workspaces or groups being created/deleted on the fly.
Windows, groups, and workspaces can be manipulated in the second mode or in the pager. A window can be in more than one group or workspace, so it can have multiple views of the same windows. Overall, CLFSWM is a powerful and flexible window manager that offers extensive customization options for users.
By default, a group is fullscreen maximized without any decorations, buttons, or menus. If the group is not maximized, it can be moved, resized, tiled, packed or filled to other group edges. There are two modes available for binding in CLFSWM. The main mode is designed with minimal keys and no mouse grabbing in order to avoid conflicts with other applications. The second mode, on the other hand, comes with more keys and mouse actions.
CLFSWM comes with an integrated pager that manages workspaces, groups and windows as in the second mode way. To find out the details of CLFSWM usage, take a look at the default bindings. Another notable feature of CLFSWM is its high level of dynamicity. There is only one workspace and one group provided by default, with other workspaces or groups being created/deleted on the fly.
Windows, groups, and workspaces can be manipulated in the second mode or in the pager. A window can be in more than one group or workspace, so it can have multiple views of the same windows. Overall, CLFSWM is a powerful and flexible window manager that offers extensive customization options for users.
What's New
Version 0906: N/A