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-#+TITLE: oxwm
#+AUTHOR: Tony
#+STARTUP: overview
-* oxwm
-A dynamic window manager written in Rust, inspired by dwm but designed to evolve
-on its own. Configuration will be done as source code (Rust), keeping with the
-suckless philosophy of "edit + recompile."
+* OxWM — Oxidize Window Manager
+A dynamic window manager written in /Rust🦀/, inspired by dwm but designed to evolve
+on its own. Configuration is done in Rust source code, keeping with the suckless
+philosophy of *"edit + recompile."*
-This project is still in its early stages. Right now it can claim ownership of
-an X display and print incoming events.
+This project is still in its early stages. Currently, it can claim ownership of
+an X display and log incoming events.
-* Running with Nix flakes
-You can get a reproducible dev environment with Rust, Cargo, Xephyr, xterm, and
+* ⚙ Installation — Running with Nix Flakes
+You can set up a reproducible development environment with Rust, Cargo, Xephyr, xterm, and
just by using the flake.
#+begin_src sh
@@ -25,36 +24,36 @@ nix develop
cargo build
#+end_src
-* Running tests with just
+* 🧪 Running Tests with just
The =justfile= includes a =test= recipe that starts Xephyr on =:1=, launches
-some test clients (xterm, xclock), and runs oxwm in the foreground.
+test clients (xterm, xclock), and runs oxwm in the foreground.
#+begin_src sh
# inside nix develop
just test
#+end_src
-You should see a new Xephyr window pop up. oxwm will attach to it and log X11
-events in your host terminal. Clients like xterm/xclock will appear inside
-Xephyr.
-
-* Roadmap (high level)
-- **Step 1** :: connect to X, claim =SubstructureRedirect=, print events. (DONE)
-- **Step 2** :: handle =MapRequest= and =ConfigureRequest= so clients can map
- and appear in Xephyr.
-- **Step 3** :: implement client tracking and a trivial tiling layout.
-- **Step 4** :: add keybindings (Mod+j/k, Mod+Enter, etc).
-- **Step 5** :: per-tag state, multiple layouts, borders, focus handling.
-- **Step 6** :: ICCCM/EWMH basics (WM_DELETE_WINDOW, fullscreen, etc).
-- **Step 7** :: split into =oxwm-core= library and =oxwm-user= config crate,
- so user configuration is written in Rust code.
-- **Step 8** :: polish developer workflow (Nix flake, just, docs).
-
-* Status
+This should open a new Xephyr window. oxwm will attach to it and log X11
+events in your host terminal. Clients like xterm/xclock will appear inside Xephyr.
+
+* 🗺 Roadmap (High Level)
+| Step | Task | Status |
+|------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--------|
+| 1 | Connect to X, claim =SubstructureRedirect=, print events | DONE |
+| 2 | Handle =MapRequest= and =ConfigureRequest= so clients can map and appear in Xephyr | ⏳ |
+| 3 | Implement client tracking and a trivial tiling layout | ❌ |
+| 4 | Add keybindings (Mod+j/k, Mod+Enter, etc.) | ❌ |
+| 5 | Per-tag state, multiple layouts, borders, focus handling | ❌ |
+| 6 | ICCCM/EWMH basics (WM_DELETE_WINDOW, fullscreen, etc) | ❌ |
+| 7 | Split into =oxwm-core= library and =oxwm-user= config crate | ❌ |
+| 8 | Polish developer workflow (Nix flake, just, docs) | ❌ |
+
+* 📄 Status
- Rust + x11rb skeleton running
- Nix flake devShell available
- =just test= launches Xephyr, clients, and oxwm
-* License
-gpl
+* 📜 License
+[[https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html][GPL]]
+