Adrian Chadd 2a9bd912a1 [amiwm] Add the basic battery info printing bits
* add a batteryinfo config option to enable whether or not to display
  the current battery info string

* populate that battery info string whenever we receive a battery
  update from the module

* document it all

This is very specific to a battery thing rather than a generic menu
widget thing, but I think I'll go and twiddle with this stuff a bit
more first and then work on a more generic "menu widget" thing later.

It'd be nice to have "menu bar things" like battery and the date/time
field on a linked list of "things".

There's also some bugs - notably, rendering artifacts when the
string length shrinks, and it only updating on the 'current' menu bar
(when you have multiple desktops visible at once.)  Those also
should be fixed for completeness. :-)
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amiwm

Amiga Workbench inspired window manager for Xorg.

Upstream repository

The current upstream repository for this particular fork is at https://github.com/amiwm/amiwm. Please file tickets, pull requests, etc there.

Getting started

Before compiling, make sure that you have following packages installed:

gcc make autoconf xorg xorg-xinit xorg-dev

First, run configuration script:

./configure

After that, you can either edit the Makefile, or leave it as is. After that, compile and install amiwm using

make
sudo make install

Hopefully, your compilation was succesfull - now you should have amiwm installed!

Launching amiwm

To launch amiwm, use

startx amiwm

Or add "amiwm" to your xinitrc file

Configuration

Configuration utility is not yet available; To configure amiwm, you'll need to create and edit .amiwmrc file in your home directory. To do so, read amiwm's manpage.

Authors

Originally created by Marcus Comstedt; Contributions by

  • Scott Lawrence
  • Nicolas Sipieter
  • redsPL.

Previous repositories

Previously, amiwm was using bzr instead of git; The bzr repository can be found here

This repository started as a fork from https://github.com/sdomi/amiwm.

License

This project is published under a custom license - see LICENSE.md for details.

Amiga, AmigaOS and Workbench are registered trademarks of AMIGA International Inc.

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