Just wanted to make something retro looking this time no fancy modern stuff.

Dockapps: https://codeberg.org/andre_nho/wmdockapps

I was searching the link to doom dockapps and i finally found it
http://www.linuxave.net:80/~bac/src/wmdl/wmdl-1.3.7.tar.gz

Two issues i have currently:

• The slider and scrollbar wells of GNUStep need to have the same bitmap background that the sliders & scrollbar wells of WINGs.

• More minor, but getting WINGs to see the GNUStep Menu window and dress said Menu window like a "native" WINGs app's Menu window would be great.

Hello; i found another WINGs-using app that i thought was lost to time, so i decided try and compile it on my Pi400… however the .autoconfig file for wterm seems to not be set up correctly for modern systems. If there is a way to fix it, what line numbers do need to be changed? i'm willing to go in and get my hands "dirty" to get wterm up and running.

Source of WTerm: https://sourceforge.net/projects/wterm/

I'm playing Dead By Daylight on CachyOS, when using Window Maker (X11), i can't miniaturize the window of the game (even in window mode or fullscreen), i have mapped "miniaturize all windows" to ctrl+alt+d, but nothing works, what to do???

Hi everyone,

I'm running Window Maker as my desktop environment on CachyOS. After about three restarts of the computer, I noticed a major issue: nothing seems to be clickable or actionable. It feels like everything has frozen, and no matter what I try, nothing responds, except for the mouse cursor which still moves freely.

Has anyone experienced this specific behavior with Window Maker on CachyOS? Any ideas what might be causing this?

Thanks in advance!

EDIT: I found a fix, just crate a ~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker/autostart file, it will be empty, but after restarting a Window Maker it will write in this file something like xset 0/10, just remove that and that's a fix for that!!!

I am running CachyOS and need to fine-tune my mouse speed. The system settings menu doesn't offer a really working control for pointer speed adjustment. Any advice on what tools I should use would be greatly appreciated!

Edit: I have X11 config for that but this config only removes mouse acceleration

I installed wmaker and xorg on my desktop yesterday, since i had already downloaded it on my thinkpad and loved it. It went smoothly last night, and i got it running. I figured that i should also run sudo pacman -Syu since i hadn't updated my system in a while. So i did that, rebooted, and shut off my computer for the night. When i opened it up again this morning and logged in, it wouldn't start. Does anyone know why? Should i reinstall wmaker?

Im running arch linux, (sadly) systemd, and im using kde plasma as my DE right now, since wmaker obvi isn't working.

Is it possible to make your experience on Window Maker with Wayland? I am using multiple screens so X11 support is weak compared to on Wayland for Window Maker.

Hello, I installed wmaker on debian yesterday and it's my first time on it. So how can I change the keyboard layout on French as well as on wdm.

Thanks.

pretty simple stuff, I was told I should also post this here. Im loving this thing a ton for the 2 things it can do :D

Howdy! I've recently installed window maker on a fresh arch installation. It's really nice, other than screen tearing issues : (
I've tried using picom to get rid of the screen tearing, but to no avail. vsync is enabled, and it's using glx.

I have two displays, and one is rotated on it's left. (one is DVI, but the dvi is converted to hdmi for gpu port side, the other is display port)

I have an arc b570, and it is running with the xe driver. cpu is i5-12400f. I am on Linux 7.0.13-arch1-1.

The screen tearing consists of a 'scanline' type of thing on the dvi display, where there is tearing if stuff moves horizontally, and there is a bar of tearing that moves up and then loops back to the bottom. If the display is static, you can't see anything.
The other display just has a vertical bar near the right side of it that is static but similarly functioning, just vertical.

The scanline tearing might be caused by the DVI (an old metal apple cinema display) display's refresh rate being 58.99 instead of flat 60 like the display port one (a basic 1080 dell monitor).

In a linux native game (vintagestory), exclusive full screen and with vsync on, i still get the tearing (tested on the DVI monitor)

For basic web use it's not bothering. Any recommendations?

Hi all, as the title suggest I want to start customising windowmaker. I'm a newbie to linux in general and I've decided to venture out from my comfort zone (Linux Mint). I managed to install Windowmaker on a clean Debian install. Can anyone point me to some useful resources? Thanks!

By accident I stumbled upon a repository in Gitlab hosting a bunch of dockapps patched to support scaling.

It's made by "xander1988", https://gitlab.com/xander1988/dockapps

As someone who works on high resolution displays yet loves WindowMaker, this was a blessing.

I packaged them all up (well at least the scalable ones) as Nix derivations here https://github.com/nvimtor/dockapps.nix

I've also created some home manager modules; one (the default) configures settings for all dockapps (libdockapp settings), and then there are a couple that are specific to a dockapp.

I think I've tested all of them (some, like wmGrabImage, needed patching as they depend on other packages at runtime); but feel free to open a PR if you find any issues

https://github.com/nvimtor/dockapps.nix/

There's a very interesting collection of scalable dockapps from this xander1988 guy here https://gitlab.com/xander1988/dockapps. Which is a blessing because I run a virtualized NixOS with WindowMaker, on a MacBook; the original 64x64 scale is minuscule on high resolutions.

I've packaged them all as Nix derivations.

I think (?) I've tested every single one of them; some, like wmGrabImage, etc. depend on other packages at runtime, so I had to patch. If you find any issues, feel free to open a PR.

There are also home manager modules; I think all the dockapps use libdockapp thus they read a "common libdockapp config file" at runtime. Some dockapps (not all) have their own home manager module also for specific configuration.