A personal, ISC licensed, keyboard driven window manager.
By default it will attempt to create 484px wide frames centered on your screen (which translates to 80 column xterm clients when using the default fixed font).
Coma ties in directly with your shell if properly configured. see the README for more information.
It is perfect for hackers.
Key bindings, frame widths and more are all configurable via $HOME/.comarc. Read manual page after building and installing.
Latest release: coma-1.1.tar.gz
- or -$ git clone https://github.com/jorisvink/coma
$ cd coma $ make $ doas make install
All key bindings are changeable via the config file. C-t = prefix prefix-c = new xterm prefix-e = execute command local or remote prefix-Sp = toggle popup area prefix-p = previous window prefix-n = next window prefix-r = restart Coma prefix-h = move to frame to the left of current frame prefix-l = move to frame to the right of current frame prefix-k = kill client in current frame prefix-i = move the active client to the left prefix-o = move the active client to the right prefix-s = split frame prefix-m = merge frame back together prefix-f = toggle focus between split frames prefix-z = zoom/unzoom current frame to cover all frames