I found something unexpected today:
the “milk” X11 Window Manager
github.com/mirvoxtm/milk
It is written in the Odin programming language (compiled). The install script pulls down the source and Odin compiler and compiles and installs after after you questions about how you’d like it set up.
I had trouble getting audio and brightness working. I was on Devuan, but decided to install a Void derivative distro. Had the same problems on that. It ended up being that I needed to create an .xinitrc file and put a line in it to start dbus and pulseaudio (I removed pipewire from Neko-Void).
cat ~/.xinitrc
dbus-run-session pulseaudio --startNow that I have audio working, I am very pleased with the ‘milk’ window manager. The default configuration is great and easy to edit by pointing and clicking in a the settings panel (can edit a milk.json config file, too).
#WindowManager #Linux #Void #Odin #X11
GitHub - mirvoxtm/milk: A lightweight, beautiful, and beginner-friendly X11 desktop and window manager.
A lightweight, beautiful, and beginner-friendly X11 desktop and window manager. - mirvoxtm/milkGitHub