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    r1w1s1@snac.bsd.cafeR
    Starting to use the Linux-ported version of OpenBSD cwm on Slackware as an alternative to my trusty dwm.The interesting part is that almost nothing in my workflow changed.I still use dmenu, tabbed + st + tmux, the same helper scripts, and the same keyboard habits. The only thing I currently miss is slstatus, which is tied to my dwm setup.That was exactly the point of my Window Manager Agnostic Workflows article: when your launcher, scripts, and keyboard layer are independent from the window manager, switching between WMs becomes easy. The window manager changes, but the workflow remains.https://repo.or.cz/code-notes.git/blob_plain/HEAD:/notes/Window_Manager_Agnostic_Workflows.txtSmall, simple tools age well.#slackware #cwm
  • I've finally published slackfetch

    World slackware linux unix shellscript
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    r1w1s1@snac.bsd.cafeR
    I've finally published slackfetch.It's a minimal system information utility for Slackware, inspired by the philosophy of ufetch while providing a few extra details such as installation age, glibc version, and Flatpak package count.The goal is to keep the code small, readable, and easy to hack.Project:https://forge.slackware.nl/r1w1s1/slackfetch#Slackware #Linux #Unix #ShellScript