The anatomy of the modern window manager 1st Edition by Max Van Deurzen

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Author: Max Van Deurzen 

At the heart of the modern personal computer experience lies the desktop environment, an implementation of the desktop metaphor comprising a variety of programs that together provide common graphical
user interface components. Arguably the most complex and, in some systems, the most important component of the desktop environment, is the window manager. A window manager is system software that
controls the placement and appearance of windows within a graphical user interface.

The anatomy of the modern window manager 1st table of contents: 

1. Window Management
2. Windowing systems
3. Graphical user interface
4. Display server
5. Widget toolkits
6. The window manager
7. Responsibilities
8. Stacking
9. Tiling
10. Compositing
11. Reparenting
12. The X Window System
13. History
14. Client-server architecture
15. System model
16. Core protocol
17. Client-side libraries
18. Graphical environment
19. Resources and identifiers
20. Messages
21. Events
22. Color
23. Graphics operations
24. Images
25. Text
26. Exposures
27. Fonts
28. Input
29. Properties and atoms
30. The X window manager
31. Wayland
32. Architecture
33. Policy in X
34. ICCCM
35. Client properties
36. Window manager properties
37. EWMH
38. Non-ICCCM features
39. Root window protocol definitions
40. Client window protocol definitions
41. Agile Software Development
42. Agile Manifesto
43. Extreme Programming
44. Personal Software Process
45. Personal XP
46. Implementation Process
47. The planning game
48. Small releases
49. Metaphor
50. Simple design
51. Testing
52. Refactoring
53. Pair programming
54. Collective ownership
55. Continuous integration
56. 40-hour week
57. On-site customer
58. Coding standard
59. Implementation Product
60. Design
61. Reparenting
62. Workspaces
63. Sidebar and struts
64. Key bindings
65. Mouse bindings
66. General usage
67. Terminal
68. Program launching
69. Closing clients
70. Window states
71. Floating state
72. Fullscreen state
73. Window manipulation
74. Inner-workspace focus movement
75. Inner-workspace window movement
76. Cross-workspace window movement
77. Layouts
78. Floating mode
79. Tile mode
80. Stick mode
81. Deck modes
82. Grid mode
83. Pillar mode
84. Column mode
85. Monocle mode
86. Center mode
87. Rules
88. Centering
89. Autoclosing
90. Workspace hint blocking
91. Process jumping
92. Marking
93. Summary
94. Related Work
95. Conclusions
96. List-based Tiling Window Managers
97. wmii
98. dwm
99. awesome
100. xmonad

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