Version 0.22 (latest) (gzipped tar file, 160KBytes)
Stwm (Shell-controllable TWM) provides a shell-based interface which enables to operate windows without mouse operation. You can move, resize and iconify windows from a shell. For example:
$ conf xterm 80x25-0+0
(set the geometry of the xterm window, a window whose title contains
string "xterm", to 80x25-0+0)
$ conf emacs H+5
(increase the height of the emacs by 5 lines)
$ height 50
(set the height of the xterm running a shell from which
execute this command to 50 lines)
$ query xbiff top left
(display the coordinates of the xbiff)
[Apr. 4, 2000] I'm a bit busy.. but hope version 0.30 will be released before long..
[Mar. 3, 2000] Appeared in Linuxcare.
[Jan. 24, 2000]
Version 0.24 (latest)
(gzipped tar file, 25KBytes),
Bugfix. Version 0.23 may fall extremely slow, sorry.
I've tested this on GNOME environment, with Enlightenment,
Sawmill and Twm.
[Jan. 23, 2000]
Version 0.23,
some extentions / bugfixes.
Now it works correctly on Gnome/Enlightenment.
[Jan. 14, 2000] Appeared in Freshmeat.net. I have received many compliments and patches. Thank you!
[Dec. 2, 1999] Version 0.22, some bugfixes (Thanks to Naoki Oshiro).
Xcruise allows you to ``cruise'' within a 3D-formed file system. It constructs the universe from a directory tree, and you can move your viewpoint with mouse.
Features:
- Analogies:
- Directories : Galaxies (Pale blue or white rings)
- Files : Planets (Solid circles with warm colors)
- Symbolic links : Wormholes (Green curve lines)
- The radius of a planet is determined by its mass.
- The color, the position and the direction of a ster are determined by its file name.
- ...
Machines: Linux 2.2, Solaris 2.6, Digital UNIX 4.0, NEWS-OS 4.1, IRIX6.3, FreeBSD-3.2R, OpenBSD 2.6, AIX 4.2, etc (Almost all machines which run X11).
License: GNU General Public License
Screenshots:
