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Luz is an X11 window manager with an app launching overlay (requires OpenGL for compositing effects), a plugin architecture (Zoom and Expo plugins are partially implemented) and an auto-hide Dock for active apps. Window management is derived from JWM. The animated spinning wait cursor is the basis for an application state watchdog.

This program is enhanced version of SmartSystemMenu. I hope it will be more convenient, because it supports all types of windows, including windows without a system menu. It should also be more stable and lightweight, as it does not use hooks in separate dll modules. To use the app, please, run the file SmartContextMenu.exe, move the mouse cursor to the necessary window and use the hotkeys “Ctrl + Right Mouse Button”. All the menu settings and hotkeys can be changed in the settings dialog of...

Taskardier: Simple, stylish icon dock to manage your applications, files and folders into an intuitive collapsable desktop menu with single click "Launch All" option for tasks requiring multiple running applications. Use the + button to add a new Menu. Click a menu to select it, then drag and drop your files, folders, or application icons onto the menu title to add them. To move a menu title, mouse hover over it without clicking, and press Ctrl + left or right cursor. Currently...

Do you want to hide startup kernel and init messages but do you need to type LUKS decription password during boot time? splash4slack allow you to put a background framebuffer image and to write messages over background using pre-rasterized ttf Mono fonts (software transparency). splash4slack is made by 3 binaries: fbdec, the frame buffer decorator, run as daemon, and wait for messages coming on a named pipe; fbput control the daemon sending commands to the named pipe (you can print strings, move cursor, clear background, and send 'backspace'); ttyread read characters typed on keyboard.

Skinable OSD layered clock Features: Image is a window Console: -hover : start with mouse cursor activation mode -nblink : start with non-blinking mode -skin : skin path, example: -skin "skin/tube/v1" Controls: Cursor : show/hide clock (mouse hover mode) LMD : show/hide clock (mouse non-hover mode) RMB : change hover/non-hover mode MMB : close clock

Isn't it about time your mouse was working for you? let it anticipate your clicks (right clicks and double clicks too), and auto-click for you; drag without holding; hide idle cursor; use hot spots on your screen; rock to handle windows; and more...

Unclutter runs in the background of an X11 session and after a specified period of inactivity hides the cursor from display. When the cursor is moved its display is restored. Users may specify specific windows to be ignored by unclutter.