A Desktop environment brought to life by the Nuklear toolkit and written in C .
I was tired with bloated toolkits and the desktop environments based on them . So i decided to start writing my own in my free time .
The goal of this project is to make a desktop environment witch is first respectful of the UNIX philosophy and second has nice looks and useful features . I also want to try doing things in new ways that may not be with total adherence with the classic desktop metaphor .
This project currently only supports FreeBSD .
- Have Wrote the Nukdesk a desktop program .
- Have Wrote the Nuksu a pkexe like graphical program but simple .
- The desktop is 50% done . And is in a near usable state .
- The Nuksu program is done but the code is not really clean .
- Modular
- Simple and universal configuration format
- Respects the UNIX philosophy
- Small
- Fast (I hope)
- Nukmenu : A simple and small menu program inspired by 9menu
- Document the programs [@]
- Comment the code [@]
- Write some nice Makefiles [X]
- Move nuksu from Xlib to opengl [-]
- Complete the desktop [@]
- Move to ANSI C []
- Test on (Open&Net)BSD [@]
- Segment the functions to different files [X]
- Write a menu program [X]
- and MORE .....
[@] in the process , [X] done , [-] canceled