82bee84 Rework readme a bit; add example configuration previously housed in tlml-ex
~mil pushed to ~mil/tlml-doc git
51feddb Revert "Add support for -nb nopbinary to effectively nop if binaryname in /proc"
~mil pushed to ~mil/limkd git
Tlml or tiling mobile linux is a set of minimalistic utilities designed to make using a standard tiling window manager (such as i3, dwm, etc.) with mobile linux devices simple. It's composed of a few utilities built in-house: lisgd, limkd, and mlxl.
Components:
Example Single-Script Tlml Configuration
Comparison:
In comparison with environments like Sxmo, Phosh, and similar tlml has a much more limited scope, just aiming to provide simple utilies to make using existing (desktop) linux WM-style software usable on mobile devices (calling/texitng, application-space, and similar is out of scope). It's more of a 'set of tools' rather then an enviroment. Additionally each component of tlml is designed to be orthangonol and modular in that lisgd, limkd, and mlxl may be used independently.
The concept overall is a single script for the entire enviroment configuration. See above example tlml
Example Single-Script Tlml Configuration:
Tlml is more of a 'set of tools' rather then an enviroment. Nonetheless,
for something OOTB, I wanted to provide a barebones/minimal 'tlml
setup'. For this I plan to create postmarketos-ui-tlml which essentially
revolves around the above one shellscript reminiscent of .xinitrc
.
In the example configuration the enviroment is based on i3wm & everything
is controlled from this single script! Basically all that means is
launching of lisgd
, limkd
, a 'central' menu via dmenu, and an
interactive wallpaper via stw
. Think .xinitrc
-style mobile Linux!
tlml_foo.sh
, and add to your
$PATH
. The script will appear as foo
.st, gvim, mepo, firefox, netsurf, chatty, gnome-calls, gnome-contacts
htop, nmtui
.
Automatically launched via st -e
.Contribute: