• Virtual desktops with Super-{1-0} (Can be changed in config.h) and Super-Left and Super-Right. You can access 256 desktops by using Super-Left/Right. Move windows to a desktop with Shift-Super-{[1-0]|Left|Right}.
• Keyboard oriented control, using the Super, Control and Shift keys for operations including horizontal maximization, vertical maximization, full maximization, full screen mode, shading, window closing, terminal spawning, desktop switching, window moving, window resize, window manager exit, window raising, window lowering, and window sticking to all desktops.
• Tiny binary size (~35k on x86-64 with -Os)
• Title bar support
• Xft support if wanted
• EWMH support
• Window shading with title bar
• Code cleanups, simple UI and key bindings
• Use of C99 features where appropriate.

Though jbwm features small size, its main design goal is practical usefulness. If a change increases binary size but speeds execution, development, or user interaction, then the change is more than welcome. If you want to see a feature or contribute code, let me know. I use jbwm as my primary and sole window manager, however I may not see problems that fall outside of my usage patterns, so bug reports are also much appreciated.

Releases are made when sufficient changes are made to the code base. Releases fixing critical bugs are made as soon as possible.

Edit configuration options in Makefile and config.h, then build:

	$ ./configure
	$ make
	# make install

• libX11

evilwm, by Ciaran Anscomb [email protected]. http://www.6809.org.uk/evilwm/ The original code base for this project was that of aewm by Decklin Foster. His code is very clean and, in later versions, very well commented. http://www.red-bean.com/~decklin/aewm/