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Nucleotide: a hackable Wayland window manager

Nucleotide is a hackable Wayland window manager, written in Common Lisp and running on top of the river compositor.

It is very eary WIP for now and alpha software.

Features

  • Tiling layout with master and stacking area
  • Monocle layout
  • Keybinds & Keychord support
  • Autostart support
  • Highlight support: Teleport an Window temporarily to the current workspace without actually moving it
  • Fullscreen support
  • Live REPL (slynk)

Currently WIP

  • Multi-monitor support
  • Libinput support
  • Floating dialogs
  • Refactoring to better split window management logic and typical configuration
  • Window rules
  • UI for Keychords: Show available commands when a keychord is pressed with a little overlay in a corner

How to build

You must have sbcl and sbcl-slynk installed. Just run make in the root directory, which creates a nucleotide executable.

How to start

river -c ./nucleotide

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