A dwm (Dynamic Window Manager) Journey- 2
As I noted in my first article in this series, I began this journey with a decent understanding of both bspwm and herbstluftwm (hlwm). However, if I wanted to use…
A dwm (Dynamic Window Manager) Journey- 1
I have to say that I have a horrible history of remaining on any environment for very long. Now, in my forever journeys of Linux exploration, I have recently arrived…
Pop!OS my adventure(s)
Like many of my articles, this is a brief tutorial on some useful (to me) tweaks I have added to a new distro. Be advised: this is my first foray…
Implementing Linux Window Managers ~ Tutorial
Are you interested in learning a bit 'more' about Linux Window Managers? Have you tried installing one (or more) only to arrive at a blank screen? Do you aspire to…
DWM & learning how-to build “a nice setup”
Along with my 'other' Covid-19 related adventures' I have just completed my first dwm (Dynamic Window Manager) desktop setup. I thought I would share what I created and hope "someone…
An adventure creating a single user environment with 4 desktops.
Creating a single user with 4 desktop environments... an adventure. I have begun a project to create a single user environment that offers 4 desktop options, 2 beyond the current…
bspwm (+ hlwm) setup
This is an update/ report on my bspwn Journey. I continue to especially enjoy using bspwm... I hope folks find some of my learnings reasonably helpful. Below you will find…
Super + F1- Keybinding Index shown on a bspwm Desktop.
Build & Maintain Help Across Distinct Desktops- Part 2
To begin this second post of shared help series, I will provide a bit of detail on the environment this help system is designed to support. You should consider this…
Rofi Menu on hlwm
Build & Maintain Help Across Distinct Desktops- Part 1
Because my "remembry" (to quote Winnie the Pooh) is not what it used to be, I have begun a project to make it easier for me to access and remember…
Creating a homogeneous look & feel for multiple window managers- Part 1
This is the first article in a series. Yes, it is possible to create a homogeneous look across multiple window managers (wm). In this series, I will discuss and demonstrate…