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AutoKey is a desktop automation utility for Linux and X11, formerly hosted on Google and updated to run on Python 3. It is an X11 application and will not function correctly when Wayland is used instead of Xorg. The project offers scripting, phrases, and mouse and keyboard control features documented in its wiki.
magcius.github.io
Explanations is a series of articles aiming to let people play with fun parts of computers, such as graphics, compression and audio. Its tagline is "Play, don't show". The series was previously known as Xplain and focused on the X11 window system and protocol. The source code for all demos is available on GitHub under the MIT/X11 license.
awesomewm.org
awesome is a framework window manager for X, licensed under the GNU GPLv2 and targeted at power users and developers who want fine-grained control over their graphical environment. It is extensible using the Lua programming language and provides a documented API for configuring behavior. Features include keyboard-only operation and multihead support with per-screen tags.
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Android Virtual Pen is a tool that sends pen input data from an Android device to a PC host, which emulates a virtual pen. It emphasizes low latency for drawing. Features include adjustable pen pressure threshold and sensitivity, eraser support, and stretched or fixed display modes. It supports X11 and Wayland, and can target only the primary screen; pen tilt is not supported.
wiki.archlinux.org
Sway is a tiling Wayland compositor described as a drop-in replacement for the i3 window manager for X11, working with existing i3 configuration and supporting most of i3's features. It is installed with the sway package on Arch Linux; proprietary graphics drivers, including NVIDIA, are not supported, though sway works after NVIDIA driver version 495 if kernel mode setting is enabled and sway runs with --unsupported-gpu.
github.com
Discover is a Discord overlay for Linux written in Python using GTK3. It can show who is currently talking on Discord or display text and images from a preconfigured channel. It is fully customisable and can be positioned anywhere on the screen. The project states support for X11 and wlroots-based environments and offers command-line controls for starting, hiding and voice actions.
github.com
Docker OSX is a GitHub-hosted project that enables running a macOS virtual machine inside a Docker container. It uses near-native OSX-KVM, supports X11 Forwarding, and is intended for CI/CD and OS X security research use cases.
picom.app
picom is a compositor for X11 based on Dana Jansens' version of xcompmgr. It adds improvements such as window frame opacity and inactive window transparency, and offers options for shadows and fading.
dunst-project.org
Dunst is a lightweight replacement for the notification daemons provided by most desktop environments. It is customizable, depends on no toolkits, and natively supports both X11 and Wayland. Rules can change the look or behavior of notifications matching specific patterns.
elkowar.github.io
Eww (ElKowar's Wacky Widgets) is a widget system written in Rust that lets users create their own widgets similarly to AwesomeWM. It is independent of the window manager and is configured in yuck and themed using CSS. Building requires rustc, cargo and dynamic libraries such as gtk3 and pango, with separate X11 and Wayland build options.
feh.finalrewind.org
feh is a light-weight, configurable image viewer aimed at command line users that can also be started from graphical file managers. Besides viewing images, it compiles text and thumbnail listings, shows loadable files, and sets X11 backgrounds. It offers slideshow, thumbnail, list and multiwindow modes, optional HTTP and FTP support, and is packaged for several distributions.
sourceforge.net
GoldenDict is a free, feature-rich dictionary lookup program. It supports multiple dictionary file formats, renders articles with complete markup, illustrations, and retained content, and allows word input without accents or correct case. It uses WebKit for accurate article representation, supports Wikipedia, Wiktionary, and other MediaWiki-based sites, can use arbitrary websites as dictionaries, and includes Hunspell-based morphology for stemming and spelling suggestions. Additional features include scan popup, global hotkeys, tabbed browsing, cross-platform support for Linux/X11 and Windows, and it is licensed under GNU GPLv3+.
legcord.app
Legcord is a free, open-source Discord client for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It runs the official Discord web app inside an optimized Electron wrapper and includes built-in themes, client mods, and tracker blocking. It supports x64 and AArch64 devices, with Wayland and X11 on Linux and native screensharing on Mac.
github.com
Nyrna is a utility that suspends games and applications, similar to the suspend function on consoles. It can pause games that cannot normally be paused and suspend other tasks such as 3D renders, video encoding and software compilation. It works on Linux with X11 and Microsoft Windows.
github.com
picom is a compositor for X11 and a fork of Compton, with animation support. The repository notes it is a development branch where bugs are expected. It can be built with meson and ninja, and the built binary is found in build/src.
linuxecke.volkoh.de
vokoscreenNG is a free and open-source screen recorder for Windows, Linux-X11 and Wayland. It records the screen, an area or a window, supports simultaneous recording from multiple audio sources, and includes camera support. It was released for Linux at the end of December 2019 and for Windows at the end of January 2020.
github.com
WSLg stands for Windows Subsystem for Linux GUI and enables running Linux GUI applications (X11 and Wayland) on Windows in an integrated desktop experience. It is intended for developers, scientists or enthusiasts who need to run tools or applications that work best, or exclusively, in a Linux environment. It is supported on Windows 11 and Windows 10.
wayland.fyi
Wayland.fyi is the home of the minimalist Wayland special interest group. The site aims to promote minimalist Wayland software and counter claims that Wayland is overcomplicated or less compatible than X11, focusing on the pursuit of a smaller and simpler desktop software stack.
xmonad.org
xmonad is a dynamically tiling X11 window manager written and configured in Haskell. It automates arranging windows and provides keyboard-focused window management. The project offers an extension library, documentation, and support channels for configuration.
github.com
xremap is a key remapper for Linux, written in Rust, that supports app-specific remapping and works on both X11 and Wayland via evdev and uinput. It can remap any key or key combination, remap key sequences, assign different actions for pressed-alone versus held keys, and trigger commands on key events.