Maintenance release

This is a maintenance release that fixes some bugs in the establishement of pointer barriers. See NEWS and ChangeLog in the release for more information. Attached is an Arch Linux source tarball (also available from the AUR) and an autoconf tarball for building the package from source.

Maintenance release

This is a maintenance release that fixes some critical bugs in key binding parsing. See the NEWS and ChangeLog in the release for more information.

Maintenance release

This is a maintenance release the fixes some minor issues and provides more desktop button definitions. See the NEWS and ChangeLog in the release for more information.

Maintenance release

This is a maintenance release the fixes some long standing scroll-wheel and focus issues. All issues are resolved and all annoyances have disappeared. See the NEWS and ChangeLog in the release for more information.

Maintenance release

This is a maintenance release that provides some better ICCCM 4.1.4 compliance (reuse of withdrawn windows). See the NEWS and ChangeLog in the release for more information.

Maintenance release

This is a maintenance release that provides more better default keybindings, more functions for compatability with awesome, velox, spectrwm, icewm, blackbox, pekwm, openbox and some corrected behaviour. See the NEWS and ChangeLog files in the release for more information.

Maintenance release

This is a maintenance release the fixes some focus behaviour as well as providing better handling of dockapps and window when switching views. See the NEWS and ChangeLog files in the release for more information.

First stable release of adwm

I have been using this window manager every day for quite a few months. It is hard to get it to crash on anything since I did the valgrind runs. The git repo has been quiet too. So here it is, give it a shot if you want. There is little to no documentation except for the brief manual page. It shares most default key bindings with echinus and dwm. They should be intuitive for a tiler. There is still a lot of functionality to strap in but it is very usable. It is a regular autoconf/automake build process. Enjoy!