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gjid
Sokoban-style puzzle game.
A puzzle game involving moving crates through a complex maze into recycling bins. Clone of DOS shareware. -
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xwm
A tiny XCB floating window manager
A minimal viable solution developed with single-monitor workflows in mind. Despite the small footprint, xwm maintains extensibility and can be customized to enhance the user experience. -
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µwm - (uwm) µ Window Manager
lightweight stacking window manager for X11/xcb
µwm is a lightweight stacking window manager for the X11 Window System and is written in C and uses only libxcb at a minimum. It has builtin menus/panels/buttons and other plugins. -
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wmdia - DIA dockapp
64x64 general purpose window or dockapp
"dia" is a german word for "Reversal film". This is a small dockapp, which does nearly nothing. It just creates an empty window with a 62x62 background pixmap and can execute a command and show a tooltip. With shell scripts slideshows, videos and more can be shown in the window. -
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wmcpumon - multi CPU system monitor
shows a scrolling CPU utilization graph in a 64x64 window
Wmcpumon is a dockapp, that displays following information about the system: Current CPU utilization of up to four CPU cores or aggregates CPU utilization of all CPU cores. Up to two minutes history of CPU utilization. Current memory and swap usage. -
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wmc2d - coretemp/cpufreq monitor dockapp
shows cpu temperature and frequency in a 64x64 window
This is a small dockapp, which shows temperature and frequency from 2 upto 4 cores/CPUs and temperature of upto two thermal zones, which are normaly motherboard temperatures. It can also be used as example for howto write dockapp's with libxcb. -
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Awesome
Awesome window manager
awesome is a highly configurable, next-generation framework window manager for X. It is very fast, extensible and licensed under the GNU GPLv2 license. It is primarily targeted at power users, developers and any people dealing with everyday computing tasks and who want to have fine-grained control on their graphical environment. A window manager is probably one of the most used software applications in your day-to-day tasks, along with your web browser, mail reader and text editor. Power... -
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Portable c++ library easily as Java. Include sockets, threads, io, logger, process management, ui (SDL2, SFML2, XLIB, XCB, GTK3, ALLEGRO5, GL), media (libvlc, libav, libxine, alsa, mixer, v4l2), and more.
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clinhart-temporary-xcb-proto
temporary repo for communicating large patchsets on the xcb-mailinlist
temporary repo for communicating large patchsets on the xcb-mailinlist -
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Linux Box Manager
A fork of DWM Window Manager.
Linux Box Manager actually is another minimalistic Window Manager for X. A fork of DWM, but replaces all calls to Xlib with XCB equivalent versions, using xcb_icccm and xcb_keysyms which being compiled in, thus eliminating a dependency to libxcb-iccm or libxcb-keysyms which a regular user might not install. -
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GTK+/X provides a much-needed solution for smaller systems and embedded devices.On client side XCB exchanges Xlib's numerous features for smaller size and enhanced performance.In GTK-XCB project,we intend to port Gtk to XCB for increased performance.
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A collection of information displays for Linux, designed for low memory usage. Combines functionality of xclock, xload, xbiff, xcb, and more. Smaller resource usage than gkrellm, but not plugin-capable. Uses even less memory than xclock by itself!
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