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{{ProjectMeta | {{ProjectMeta | ||
|name=Window Manager Central | | name = Window Manager Central | ||
|status=Active | | status = Active | ||
|description=Window Manager Cenral is small website where you can learn about window managers and hit the ground running with a fast new workflow. Discover guides, tips and resources for all levels of familiarity. | | description = Window Manager Cenral is small website where you can learn about window managers and hit the ground running with a fast new workflow. Discover guides, tips and resources for all levels of familiarity. | ||
|website=wmc.codeberg.page | | website = wmc.codeberg.page | ||
|repository=https://codeberg.org/wmc/pages-src | | repository = https://codeberg.org/wmc/pages-src | ||
| image = Apps-preferences-system-windows.png | |||
}}This is a small website project intending to serve as a dictionary of tips for window manager users. The idea is that anyone can upload tips, edit and improve the information available so that newcomers to window managers find it easier to start their journey. | }}This is a small website project intending to serve as a dictionary of tips for window manager users. The idea is that anyone can upload tips, edit and improve the information available so that newcomers to window managers find it easier to start their journey. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:14, 5 April 2026
This is a small website project intending to serve as a dictionary of tips for window manager users. The idea is that anyone can upload tips, edit and improve the information available so that newcomers to window managers find it easier to start their journey.
It is particularly difficult for newcomers to find guides, more so with good guides, when things go south the most usual response is to give up on window managers altogether. Having one place (ideally) that points to all the guides that one may need, as well as other sources of interest should facilitate the pain of using a search engine over and over.
The point is not to babysit newcomers, but to point them in the right direction. While experienced users don't need regular help, they will definitely enjoy having a collection of resources instead of having the usual search engine route. They could find particular pleasure in sharing their own guides and mishaps that newbies will want to avoid.
The website is build with Hugo and hosted on Codeberg Pages, contributing for people familiar with Git is easy, it is just a pull request away. For other ways of contributing one can get in contact with the team.